Police 'can challenge pay deal'
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Police get the go-ahead to launch a court challenge to a decision not to backdate their pay rise.
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A council pays Â£2,000 to a woman it gave an Anti Social Behaviour Order that was based on false allegations.
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Thousands of postal workers in Scotland are due to escalate action in a dispute over pay and modernisation.
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A council pays Â£2,000 to a woman it gave an Anti-social Behaviour Order that was based on false allegations.
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A union says a school head may appeal against a teaching ban after he was jailed for dangerous driving.
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Smith accused of betrayal over pay award as officers choose vote on ending century-old ban on action
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Government to face a challenge from unions to secure equal rights for agency workers.
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Police officers are claiming nearly Â£60m for hearing loss mainly suffered in the Troubles, says Basil McCrea.
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Gordon Brown defends decision by home secretary over police pay, despite calls for her to quit
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The New York Police Department, reeling from a staffing crisis, is trying to lure recruits with an offer to pay off some of the college loans of anyone who joins the force and stays for five years.
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Â· Warders ignore ruling that strike is illegalÂ· More public sector pay rows predicted
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The company says it is discussing a settlement with the Justice Department.
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Prisoners released under the Good Friday Agreement could be considered for membership of the police service, the DUP says.
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A POLICE chief is being taken to court by one of his own constables for the second time in a year.   Tayside Police chief constable John Vine last month lost a tribunal after PC Douglas Fisher, 33, accused him of bullying and victimisation over his opposition to solo patrols.
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Business & money: Â· Angry shareholders fail to block remuneration policy Â· Â£20m cap on individual rewards is removed
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A row which is threatening to deny Scottish Football League clubs 20% of their income is to be discussed at Holyrood.
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Criminals took part in a scam worth millions, but U.K. police admit they can't crack the gang's computer records.