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Read more9 Ways to Prepare for International Holiday Travel - Barnes & Thornburg
The end of the year is a busy time, with many foreign national employees traveling in and out of the U.S. for the holidays. Follow these tips to best prepare for the hectic holiday travel season t...
Read moreLabor Board rules that ex-Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz threatened an employee - Nation's Restaurant News
News The National Labor Relations Board affirmed that Schultz telling a union supporting employee to ‘go work for another company’ is an implicit threat A National Labor Relations Board panel affi...
Read moreCalifornia Inches Closer To Killing Arbitration As We Know It… - California Employment Law Update
It’s not like we didn’t tell you so, cuz we did! Just last year, we predicted that the latest assault on employer arbitration rights had the potential to destroy arbitration everywhere in the coun...
Read moreEuropean prosecutors struggle to get whistleblower tips - Global Investigations Review
Roughly 5% of the Serious Fraud Office’s cases are based on whistleblower tips, an official said, adding that most UK tipsters report to US agencies instead. To read more Subscribe to Global Inves...
Read moreOSC praises case resolutions involving alleged retaliation against federal employees - Government Executive
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel on Wednesday touted recent resolutions to cases where agencies allegedly committed prohibited personnel practices against federal employees, including whistleblo...
Read moreDOL orders railroad to pay damages to safety whistleblower - Business Insurance
The U.S. Department of Labor Wednesday ordered a Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd. unit to pay $200,000 in backpay and damages to a railroad employee who was allegedly terminated after raising saf...
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Indian Origin Ex-CEO Of AiNet Pays USD 1.8 Million To Resolve Case Of False Claims - ETV Bharat
Deepak Jain had fraudulently induced SEC to enter into contract by falsely certifying that his data centre at Beltsville in Maryland met Tier IV standards. Washington: A former Indian-origin CEO of...