Stakeholders have been invited to feed into a review of the employment permits occupations lists. The last review of the occupations lists took place in 2023, and resulted in 11 additional roles b...

A former senior EY partner alleged the firm turned a blind eye to organised crime ties at multiple gambling clients, including US-listed casino groups, and retaliated against him for raising the a...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) opened 205 whistleblowing cases relating to the retail investments sector last financial year, a Professional Adviser Freedom of Information (FOI) request has ...

Watchdog opened 205 retail investments whistleblowing cases last year The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) opened 205 whistleblowing cases relating to the retail investments sector last financial ...

Mohamed Benhlima exposed alleged corruption in the Algerian military on his YouTube channel and Facebook page between 2019 and 2022. He also participated in the Algerian Hirak protest movement tha...

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Hong Kong Journalists Association chair Selina Cheng, a former reporter with the paper, earlier launched a private prosecution over dismissal The Wall Street Journal has denied violating Hong Kong ...

New Yorkers who get sick from COVID-19 will no longer be able to tap the state-mandated paid sick leave starting Aug. 1, but employees can still use qualifying leave available under other state la...

Outten and Golden partner analyzes the Department of Justice’s updated guidelines on FCPA enforcement and shares implications for SEC whistleblowers. The Department of Justice recently released a ...

A worker at a Morrisons-owned abattoir walked out of his job after just eight days, claiming he had been "singled out" in a workplace group chat involving a lewd Secret Santa gift. Barry Cochrane,...