It was an emotional highlight of the 2023 General Assembly session. Men and women of all ages and races were in tears as historians and legal experts recounted the early career of the late U.S. Su...

Extensions of Laws New Legislation Enacted Law No. 14 of February 24, 2023, extended various provisions that have employment-related implications. Concerning staff leasing services (somministrazio...

An overview of the Directive Since the transposition deadline of the EU Whistleblowing Protection Directive on December 17, 2021, EU countries and organizations have been scrambling (and strugglin...

COSHOCTON Coshocton City Council and Mayor Mark Mills are reviewing legislation for possible amendment regarding trees in city limits. At the last city council committees meeting, Councilwoman Mi...

In this episode, Compliance Man podcast hosts, Tom Fox, and Tim Khasanov-Batirov, speak with a compliance professional and founder of the Integrity Coordinator, Geert Vermeulen, about the challenge...

Brenda Handy started doing temp work nearly 40 years ago. Back then, landing jobs took time and effort, even for a licensed practical nurse. In the 1990s she lived in Tampa, Fla., with her three ch...

For days, about a hundred U.S. government documents from a secret briefing encompassing everything from the state of Russian and Ukrainian weapons to internal South Korean deliberations on sales of...

The Iowa Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in the long-running case involving a former Division of Criminal Investigation agent who allegedly blew the whistle on a speeding SUV that was carryin...

The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA), on Wednesday, slammed the Nigeria Police Force for alleged attempts to blackmail a whistle-blower, 26-year-old National Youth Service Corp...

Click here to listen to the audio. Join Robert Hunt, Christine Young and Jonathan Mattout in the first of two episodes on how to deal with witnesses and suspects. This first episode is focused on e...