The UK Defence Committee has released the testimony of an individual who first identified the leak of Afghan veterans’ data and alerted the Ministry of Defence. The committee announced on Friday, ...

The suit claims the former employee was fired after participating in an inspector general's investigation into the county crime lab. NASSAU COUNTY, NY. — A forensic scientist is suing Nassau Count...

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Stay ahead of the curve in wage and hour class and collective action litigation, featuring insights from leading practitioners and experts. This session will explore the latest strategies, trends,...

Alberta’s NDP have introduced whistleblower legislation to protect health care workers who report wrongdoing or misuse of public funds from retaliation. Last week’s auditor general’s report on the...

N.B. court finds restriction unreasonable in geographic scope and duration A New Brunswick engineering firm's attempt to enforce a non-competition clause against two former employees failed — even ...

Arbitrator rejects self-defence argument from bus driver A Newfoundland transit operator who grabbed a passenger by the throat and was headbutted in return has lost his job, with an arbitrator ruli...

Returning to lead this program is Brian Koegle of Koegle Law Group, who will share key updates and insights every California employer needs to know before 2026 changes take effect. “In today’s fas...

More than 8 in 10 say AI tools boost employee productivity Nearly half (49 per cent) of Canadian employees believe using artificial intelligence should be required in the workplace, according to a ...