The judge ruled that the plaintiff, Capt. Charles Siedenburg, failed to identify any specific laws or regulations violated by the alleged actions. The court also found that Siedenburg's claims we...

On Sunday, the government announced an extension of Right to Work (RTW) checks to businesses hiring gig economy and zero-hours workers, which we covered here. Just two days later, it released a re...

Shell Games: Oil Slicks, Exploding Death Boats, and the Whistleblower They’d Rather You Forget Here we go again. Shell—the ethical oil behemoth that brought you climate chaos, fiery floating gas ...

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Regulatory Watch News April 3, 2025 Cifas, the UK’s leading fraud prevention service, has published its annual Fraudscape report today (3 April) which reveals a staggering 421,000 cases were file...

With Alberta report showing 36% rise in complaints, employment lawyers offer tips on how to avoid, address human rights issues Over the past few years, the Alberta Human Rights Commission has worke...

Loss prevention versus employee rights: 'Context is very important, and you need to look at aggravating factors and mitigating factors as well' Amazon has decided to reinstate metal-detector screen...

Company ordered to pay damages for 21.5 months' pay in lieu of notice, $88,509 plus costs By Jeffrey R. Smith Apr 03, 2025 “When an employer is conducting a termination, it’s advisable to provide t...

A Puerto Rico television station violated federal labor law by having provisions in exclusivity agreements that barred workers from criticizing the company, a National Labor Relations Board judge r...

Greens’ reforms to strengthen protection for whistleblowers have passed the Tasmanian House of Assembly. Our changes will help ensure people who report issues in custody are protected from reprisa...