Employment Edit: 12 November 2026 - Burges Salmon
Newsletters Legal updates “Say what you pay” The government has announced plans to introduce new “say what you pay” laws, requiring employers to publish salary information on job adverts. This announcement comes on the back of similar pay transparency proposals set out in this summer’s equal pay and pay discrimination consultation. As well as helping young people make informed choices as they...
Read moreWhistleblowing Canada Issues Report Calling for Federal Oversight of CBSA and Whistleblower Protection Reforms - EIN Presswire
$655 Million in Possible Overpayments: HHS-OIG Audit Points to Provider Relief Fund Errors and Future False Claims Act Liability - MedLearn Publishing
Comedian Lucy Beaumont reveals herself as David Walliams whistleblower - NME
Whistleblower: I kept coming after Ken Paxton - Dallas News
Paid Parental Leave: New Requirements for Allegheny County Employers - HRMorning
Is it possible to afford Columbia rent on minimum wage? What the numbers say - The State
Whistleblowing Canada Issues Report Calling for Federal Oversight of CBSA and Whistleblower Protection Reforms - EIN Presswire
The report highlights a clear pathway to improving workplace culture, transparency and accountability in CBSA and public administration in general. OTTAWA, ON, CANADA, November 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Whistleblowing Canada Research Society recently released a new report examining gaps in Canada’s public sector oversight frameworks and recommending key public-policy reforms to strengthen...
Read moreComedian Lucy Beaumont reveals herself as David Walliams whistleblower - NME
Comedian and Taskmaster star Lucy Beaumont has come forward as one of the whistleblowers who spoke out against David Walliams. Earlier this week, Walliams was accused of using his fame to “prey” o...
Whistleblower: I kept coming after Ken Paxton - Dallas News
Texas Ranger Captain Bill McDonald once said, “A man in the wrong can’t stand up to a fellow in the right as long as he keeps on a-coming.” My ordeal with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has com...
Is it possible to afford Columbia rent on minimum wage? What the numbers say - The State
Renting has gotten more expensive over the years, like most things, thanks to inflation, but so has the nation’s average wage. However, the federal minimum wage hasn’t been raised since 2009. That ...
False Claims
$655 Million in Possible Overpayments: HHS-OIG Audit Points to Provider Relief Fund Errors and Future False Claims Act Liability - MedLearn Publishing
Here’s a number that should get the attention of our audience: $166 million. That’s how much the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (HHS-OIG) says one hospita...
Health & Law
The most common cause of construction accidents Glenn A. Herman, Esq Manhattan Injury Lawyer
There are many ways a person can be injured at a construction site. Scaffolding accidents are the most common, accounting for nearly two-thirds of all construction accidents. Did you suffer an i...
