A former PricewaterhouseCoopers employee, convicted after revealing details of how some of the world’s biggest companies dodged taxes by setting up a base in Luxembourg, won his bid to be recogniz...

A cascade of issues including inflation and growing distrust in government aren’t helping local governments hire for critical positions in public safety and utilities. Sign up for The Brief, The Te...

When is a “whistleblower” not a “whistleblower” qualifying for a bounty ordinarily available under government whistleblower programs? A recent court decision in the United States has drawn some lin...

Each week, Crowell & Moring’s State Attorneys General team highlights significant actions that State AGs have taken. Here are this week’s updates. Multistate Several state attorneys general a...

(Bloomberg) -- A US law passed after Russia invaded Ukraine has given a boost to a flawed Treasury Department program that lawyers claimed deterred whistleblowers from providing tips on the role o...

If Gov. Kathy Hochul has her way, New York State’s minimum wage will rise to more than $16.39 between now and 2026 and remain indexed to the rate of inflation or 3%, whichever is less. If progress...

US will pay for tips on money-laundering, sanctions violations Program picking up after paying no awards in first two years A US law passed after Russia invaded Ukraine has given a boost to a fla...

HR managers and directors are being encouraged to review their whistleblowing processes in the light of new research revealing a low awareness and trust among employees. A new survey highlights tha...

What is more important to your kid’s future — a burger flipper at McDonald’s putting together a Happy Meal or a teacher in charge of their education? You will be able to answer that question on No...

The District of Columbia’s minimum wage will rise to $17 from $16.10 effective July 1, according to a Feb. 14 public notice issued by the district’s Office of Wage Hour. The district updated its mi...