TSA staff stage mass union walkout over suspension

Union loses appeal over 'three monkeys' ruling

Trade union Unison has lost a case against its former representative at the Tenant Services Authority after a four-and-a-half-year dispute.

Mass walkout ends Dale Farm conflict

Battles between residents of the Dale Farm Traveller site and police seem to have ended after the protesters vacated the area.

Housing staff strike as 700,000 face job loss

Social landlords across the UK battled to keep crucial services open during the national public sector strike over pension changes.

Wise old owls

Council loses race case against former ALMO employee

A former arm’s-length management organisation employee has won a landmark race case against Leeds Council.

Get some expert advice

Every week Inside Housing’s Need to Know section brings you best practice advice and information on the subjects most concerning you. Free with today’s magazine is the first ever Need to Know supplement. Here our Ask the Experts panel answer some of the key questions it raises

Protecting your reputation

How should employers address the threats posed by social networking sites? Lawyer Siobhan Fitzgerald explains

Root of all evil

Is there evidence that board members perform better if they are paid? Steve Gough, board member at Magma Housing Association and Magna Group, and housing lecturer, is still to be convinced.

Redressing the balance

An equal pay claim ruling will affect the culture of ALMOs and councils, says Jack Harrington, partner at Pannone

Dangerous type

The demotion of a housing employee over comments he made on Facebook highlights the grey area between employees’ public and private lives. Here, Lydia Stockdale finds out how others can avoid getting themselves into trouble