House of Commons

The Conservative MP wants employers to pay interns after four weeks of work.

Exclusive: Jonathan Isaby, chief executive of the TaxPayers' Alliance, says the increase is 'unacceptable'

Controversial high-speed rail link expected to win crucial Commons vote despite growing opposition

Steve Turner is the Assistant General Secretary of trade union Unite.

The House of Commons' Scottish Affairs Committee says the employment agreements can be unfair for workers

Channel Four documentary throws spotlight onto MPs antics at the House of Commons.

More than two in ten workers said they had witnessed some else being sexually harassed.

Former Deputy Commons Speaker Nigel Evans wins cross-party support after innocent ruling.

More than 1,300 employees work at the Kellingley and Thoresby pits, which will close in Autumn 2015.

Karen Fletcher lays out the rules around bullying and harassment for employers and workers.

The Speaker John Bercow says the House of Commons strives to be an exemplar of good employment practice.

IBTimes UK studies pensions industry reaction to government's radical retirement reforms.

The Pensions Minister says the government is going to put charges in a vice.

The Chancellor George Osborne announced the news to MPs in the House of Commons during his budget statement.

Vivienne Westwood addressed hundreds of anti-fracking protesters at a 'carnival' outside the Shale Gas Forum.

The Chancellor George Osborne unveiled his budget to MPs in the House of Commons.

The Chancellor also claimed that his economic plan is for 'doers, makers and savers'.

The Chancellor George Osborne said the reduction of the deficit will mean families save £2,000 a year in interest.

Prime minister defends figures after ONS releases UK's monthly labour market data.

Alleged victim tells court parliamentary staff had no confidence in reporting anything about MPs.

The research also revealed that almost a quarter of part-time workers said they would prefer to work full-time.

Political Editor Nick Assinder casts a beady eye over political machinations of the Westminster week.

Sajid Javid 'implied' no women were on the MPC board because selections are made on merit.

The Bank of England's Governor says the UK has some spare capacity in its labour market.

Former deputy Speaker and Independent Ribble Valley MP denies nine charges against him.

Campaign group Intern Aware tells IBTimes UK that the Conservative MP should know better.

The support comes ahead of Conservative MP Ben Gummer's move to re-name the tax.

Proposal to offer shares to public collapses after first reading.

Sir Richard Ottaway says London is a 24/7 global city and the commercial centre of the Western World.

Keith Vaz, the chair of the committee, says the department presided over many failures.