A union for civil servants won its case on Wednesday for compensation as the U.K. Supreme Court ruled that the government was not entitled to stop automatically deducting membership fees from workers' pay.
A union for civil servants won its case on Wednesday for compensation as the U.K. Supreme Court ruled that the government was not entitled to stop automatically deducting membership fees from workers' pay.
The Information Commissioner's Office has beaten a claim by a compliance officer that his manager discriminated against him by trying to sway the outcome of a probe into his alleged misconduct, as a tribunal found there was limited evidence that his allegations were true.
An appellate judge ruled Wednesday that a former data archiver's claims against a city council deserved a re-hearing, because the original decision dismissing her case had completely ignored her version of events.
Insurance giant Aviva has launched a tailored solution for members of workplace pensions who want investment options that are compliant with Islamic law, introducing a range of funds and universal de-risking options.
Denmark's largest pensions and processing company said on Wednesday that it has sold shares in Helios Towers PLC, a telecommunications company based in Britain, raising approximately £48 million ($61 million).
