Former executive director, two sons who reported to her allegedly received unauthorized raises, gave contracts to other family members A Windsor, Ont. non-profit organization that operates public a...

A seventeenth-century French poet’s reinterpretation of an old fable, the Monkey and the Cat, tells the story of a monkey that persuades a cat to reach into a fire. The cat retrieves chestnuts, bu...

Executive Summary What’s new: The UK plans to launch a whistleblower incentive programme along the lines of that in the US to encourage individuals to come forward with information about tax evas...

Since the inception of E-Verify — the federal government’s largely voluntary employment eligibility verification system — in 1997, lawmakers have proposed making it mandatory for all employers. Th...

Peter Francis says he had ‘hostile’ exchanges over telling 1990s Macpherson inquiry into racist murder about covert operation Senior police officers resisted the idea of disclosing the covert moni...

Takeaways In Nunez v. Syncsort Inc., the court determined a bonus conditioned on remaining employed until a specified date does not fall within the definition of a “wage” under the Massachusetts ...

Laws impacting tips, paid family leave and non-binary genders are some of the more than one dozen laws set to impact Californians employers and employees in 2026. These are also laws to increase e...

Sarah Wynn-Williams, former Meta executive and author of Careless People (Macmillan), has won Blueprint’s Asia-Pacific Whistleblowing Prize 2025. The annual prize, awarded by non-profit charity Bl...

For more than two decades, Denise Lugo has worked as a home care worker in Fayetteville, North Carolina, caring for elderly clients in their homes. Workers like Lugo provide intimate care for seni...

Recently, in Mora v. C.E. Enterprises, Inc., the California Court of Appeal upheld a trial court’s decision in favor of an auto dealership alleged to have used an improper “piece rate” or “flag ho...