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A workplace complaint can cost an employer long after the investigation is completed - financialpost.com
There is a persistent assumption in employment law that, once a workplace complaint has been investigated, the matter is over. An employee complains. The employer hires an outside investigator. Th...
Read moreUCLA vice chancellor sues to block release of probe into allegations of bullying and misspending - Los Angeles Times
UCLA Vice Chancellor Mary Osako is seeking a court order to keep an investigation into employee allegations of bullying and improper university spending from public release. Osako disputes many a...
Read moreIndependent Contractors or Employees? New Court Ruling Focuses on Control - HRMorning
DMV Protection LLC is a security service company that provides security personnel for clients. Except for the owner, everyone at DMV – from security guards to the director of operations – is class...
Read moreWhistleblowing rates are soaring: how should employers react? - hrmagazine.co.uk
Whistleblowing rates are soaring: how should employers react?hrmagazine.co.
Read moreEmployment law update: Two major decisions for companies (September 2026) - www.hlc.com
The Court of Cassation provides two important clarifications for companies: on the one hand, possession of confidential information from a former employer on an employee’s work computer may be suf...
Read moreEmployment law update: Two major decisions for companies (September 2026) - www.hlc.com
The Court of Cassation provides two important clarifications for companies: on the one hand, possession of confidential information from a former employer on an employee’s work computer may be suf...
Read moreFired Erie County detective sued county and DA. They want case tossed - Erie Times-News
A former Erie County detective is suing the county and District Attorney, claiming he was fired for whistleblowing. The county contends the detective was fired due to a workplace altercation with ...
Read moreActive-Duty Military, Spouses Who Relocate to Maryland Get Employment Help Under New Law Beginning Oct. 1 - Military.com
Active-duty military personnel and their spouses will soon benefit in their employment endeavors due to a new law going into effect Thursday. On Oct. 1 in Maryland, legislation known as the Moderni...
Read moreSouth African lawyer appointed to Coca-Cola in-house role - African Law & Business
A litigator and governance specialist who previously worked for the Nelson Mandela Foundation and the City of Cape Town joins the beverage giant to lead its African compliance and employment pract...
Read moreFalse Claims
Can a viral diabetes cure do more harm than good? Doctor warns how misleading claims about diets, supplements and natural remedies can prompt patients to stop medication, disrupt blood sugar control and risk serious complications - The Times of In...
Taking your tablets and checking your sugar is only part of living with diabetes. Every day you also decide what to eat, what to trust, and whether the medicine is even necessary. Increasingly, th...