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News in brief, August 18, 2004
Women's Electoral Lobby allowed to intervene in work and family test case; Unfair to sack worker because of relationship with co-worker, says tribunal; Tribunal upholds workers comp self insurance "Chinese walls" decision; New study says employers increasingly using employee attitude surveys to measure engagement; UK unions achieve first rise in membership density since 1989; and UK Low Pay Commission to examine effect of minimum wage on gender pay gap.
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