An employment tribunal has upheld a ruling that ex-City lawyer Gill Switalski was the victim of sexual discrimination and harassment.

This Personnel Today news round-up includes: People off work with swine flu more than doubles RBS loses more than 700 of its top bankers to rivals Recession forces one million to work part-time Royal Mail workers to stage further strike

MPs' final salary scheme should be scrapped, the CIPD has told a review body.

Nissan will create up to 350 new jobs after announcing it will open a new plant in Sunderland.

Employers who fail to adequately protect their staff from swine flu could face lawsuits reaching tens of thousands of pounds.

Nearly half the UK workforce thinks their employer is actively exploiting the recession by imposing unnecessary pay cuts, reduced hours and redundancies, research has revealed.

Six former Gate Gourmet workers, sacked after taking part in a 2005 dispute at Heathrow airport, lost their appeals against unfair dismissal last week.

Three more commissioners have resigned from the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) over concerns about the organisation's leadership.