Digital labor platforms, app-based work models, and remote workforces are shaping employment structures far beyond Europe. A recent decision by Germany’s highest labor court clarifies how tradition...

NHS England’s plan to take over a key whistleblowing initiative will have a “chilling effect” on staff wishing to speak up, experts have warned.

More than 7,600 complaints were lodged last year, as HMRC issued 335 penalties totalling 2.4m 21 April 2026 The number of whistleblowing tip-offs received by HMRC about employers failing to pay th...

Employment attorney, Hayley Wells, will present at an upcoming program hosted by the Western North Carolina Human Resource Association (WNCHRA). Hayley’s session, “Conducting Effective Workplace I...

A second Duluth whistleblower lawsuit has been filed against the city after a former city employee alleges retaliation and discrimination after reporting concerns of officer misconduct within the D...

Background In the case of the government’s call for evidence published on 8 April 2026, stakeholders are invited to share their experience of the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment...

Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) have long been used to protect commercially sensitive information, but in recent years they have come under scrutiny for their misuse in cases of workplace harassm...

Tuesday, April 21, 2026 The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development is calling for written comments on the proposed Protected Disclosures Bill 2026, colloquially known as the Whistlebl...

A charity chair has resigned after a court recently ruled against his claim that whistleblowing rights should be applied to voluntary trustees. In February, the Employment Tribunal (ET) ruled that...

A few years ago, Song Ma, a professor of finance and entrepreneurship at Yale, found himself torn between two competing ideas about the state of the workplace. The first was that the #MeToo moveme...