Many employers are wary about hiring or even maintaining a primarily ageing workforce at their organisation despite many possible benefits.

Criminal record checks are invaluable tools.

In a landmark decision applying to properties in England and Wales, on 20 May, the Court of Appeal reversed a ruling that prohibited recovering consequential losses from the police after a riot.

Firm fined for failure of asbestos communication A Battersea building firm was fined £10,000 and ordered to pay £2,857 in costs after failing to highlight the known presence of asbestos insulating board (AIB) at a Berkshire warehouse, exposing workers to potential harm when the AIB was ripped out during refurbishment work.

Occupational injuries and diseases are not limited to sore wrists and the occasional cold.

Occupational disease is a complex, difficult problem.

A large number of motor traders in the UK are going to face AA inspections, it has been revealed this week.

Used car stocks are sitting at a very high level due to the rising demand in new car sales leading to owners trading cars in, an industry expert has said.

The Independent Garage Association (IGA) has announced the launch of a new service plan for its members.

A UK organisation has announced that it is going to begin offering apprenticeships to students looking to make a career for themselves in the motor trade industry.