EU court fines five countries for lacking whistleblower protection By ReutersInvesting.

EU court fines five countries for lacking whistleblower protectionReuters.

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The EU Court of Justice on Thursday fined five countries for failing to adopt rules to boost protection for whistleblowers who expose fraud, tax evasion, data breaches and oth...

ordered to pay a penalty for their failure to translate on time EU rules on the protection of persons who report breaches of EU law into their national provisions. In judgments issued today, the EU...

Air India on 5 March, Wednesday, said it has terminated the services of a trainer pilot for lapses and 10 pilots who underwent training under the trainer pilot have been removed from flying duties...

The European Union's highest court in Luxembourg is to decide on Thursday whether Germany has failed to adequately protect whistleblowers. The case is based on a complaint by the European Commissi...

As a safety measure, ten pilots who received recurrent training from the dismissed trainer have been grounded until further investigation concludes Comments Share READ LATER Air India has sacked a ...

Nelson County Sheriff Ramon Pineiroa and his chief deputy, Brandon Bryan, were indicted by a Grand Jury Wednesday on a series of felonies in the fallout from charges that they discriminated against...

The Greens have tabled a bill to protect whistleblowers who make disclosures to the Custodial Inspector from reprisal. The Custodial Inspector has recommended legislative changes to protect whistl...