Ian Weinfass

Former workers of a timber supplier in administration have won a 90-day protective award at an employment tribunal. The 13 ex-employees of the National

The Metropolitan Police has asked prosecutors to consider charges including corporate manslaughter and gross negligence manslaughter in relation to the

Turnover at ground engineering group Bachy Soletanche slumped to its lowest level since 2020 in its latest financial year. Newly released results for the

Ian Weinfass analyses the prospects for the Home Office's plan to “significantly reduce” the number of constabularies in England and Wales as part of the wider reform of policing, after the independent commission that was due to report its recommendations for change within five months has yet to deliver.

For close to two decades, UK businesses have had to worry about right-to-work checks and potential penalties if any of their workers are found to be

Higgins Homes has been accused of an “extraordinary” failure to risk-assess lifting operations at a construction site, causing the death of a mother

A demolition specialist was bought out of administration for £100,000 by a company run by its former directors, a new report has revealed. Forshaw

Morgan Sindall’s Lovell Partnerships has won a preconstruction services agreement (PCSA) with Tower Hamlets Council to oversee a £25m job that stalled

A London council has said it has resolved a dispute with McLaren Construction over the power supply at a high-rise development, after adjudication.

The slinger on a crane lift that caused the death of a young mother walking past a Higgins Homes site has denied lying about the incident to cover his own