The target-driven system to decide disabled people’s personal independence payments (PIP) is leaving staff “overwhelmed” and in tears, whistleblowers have revealed. One ex-assessor claimed that th...

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As South Africa looks ahead to potentially stronger protections for whistle-blowers, the focus is shifting to whether the revised Protected Disclosures Bill will provide the support needed by thos...

A court-made rule that limits retaliation protections for managers and human resources personnel is encountering judicial skepticism over whether it’s supported by federal law and US Supreme Court...

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The High Court held that a probation period does not automatically mean that an employment contract ends without notice. The Singapore High Court has dismissed an appeal by Nanyang Law LLC against...

Macquarie Group has announced it will drop KPMG as an auditor, amid an ongoing scandal relating to its handling of confidential information. Macquarie announced on Wednesday afternoon that its boa...

The two faculty unions at St. John's University and the New York State Attorney General's Office are requesting a judge dismiss the federal lawsuit that the university filed in June against the st...

KPMG has been dumped as the incoming auditor of Macquarie Group, costing the firm a contract that was expected to be worth $700 million over the next decade and marking the biggest single financial...