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CIA Whistleblower Spills Beans To Tucker Carlson About How Agency Can Control Almost Every President - dailycaller.com
CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou told Daily Caller News Foundation co-founder Tucker Carlson on Wednesday that the agency inherently controls U.S. presidents, as most agency employees tend to work ...
Read moreEmployer Victory in Motion to Compel Arbitration - California Employment Law Update
On May 19, 2025, Proskauer attorneys successfully compelled to arbitration an employment discrimination lawsuit that had been filed in the Los Angeles Superior Court. While the former employee clai...
Read moreBrenda Tracy sues MSU trustees for whistleblower leak: 'My life has been destroyed' - FOX 2 Detroit
The Brief Brenda Tracy has filed a lawsuit against Michigan State trustees. Tracy is a sexual assault survivor advocate who said she was sexually harassed by Mel Tucker. A Title IX investigation f...
Read moreCalif. Justices Asked To Clarify Limits Of Good Faith Defense - Law360
A worker's counsel urged the California Supreme Court on Wednesday to find that employers must show they proactively took steps to ensure its pay practices complied with state requirements to estab...
Read moreThe world is more interconnected than ever before – but complex local laws can still get in the way of global employment - hrleader.com.au
Kat Theobald. It is no secret that the internet, social media, and global employment have brought people and perspectives together like never before. This interconnectedness is transforming the wa...
Read moreNew Minneapolis Civil Rights Amendment Expands Risk for Employers - The National Law Review
Last month, Minneapolis adopted several amendments to the city’s anti-discrimination ordinance substantially expanding the law’s protections, which will apply to Minneapolis employers effective Au...
Read moreGoing, Garmon, Gone: Why States May Now Be Free to Redesign Labor Law - OnLabor
When President Trump removed Gwynne Wilcox from her seat on the National Labor Relations Board, he left the Board without a quorum. Since that time, the Board has been legally incapacitated: it ca...
Read moreReturn-to-office mandates - Is your push for productivity and collaboration creating legal risk? - HRD America
A lot can change in five years. This time five years ago, employers and employees were frantically adjusting to the “new normal” brought on by the COVID pandemic, including novel work-from-home ar...
Read moreThe First 100 Days and Beyond Under the New Administration | Session 3: Labor and Employment Law - The National Law Review
Our D.C. Labor and Employment team will discuss insights on several key executive orders and new enforcement priorities of the Trump Administration. Our team will address the practical implication...
Read moreFalse Claims
Northville man pleads guilty to $5.5M COVID fraud scheme - CBS News
A Northville, Michigan, man has pleaded guilty to organizing two related schemes to fraudulently obtain COVID-19 pandemic relief funds and federal tax credits. James Davis, 49, pleaded guilty to on...