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The board skipped warnings and a chance to respond - and it cost them a finding, not cash A Tasmanian charity dismissed its managing director unfairly - yet the Fair Work Commission ordered it to p...

A 30-day opt-out saved this employer's onboarding arbitration agreement An Ohio appeals court upheld an arbitration agreement a nursing home built into onboarding, pushing two workers' employment c...

The employer's own noise data undercut its expert - and its defence The University of New South Wales must fund a former lab worker's hearing aids after failing to overturn a finding that its labs ...

The role was genuinely gone. One missed step still cost the employer at the Commission A childcare operator had a real reason to cut a senior role but skipping one step turned the redundancy into a...

Told the work stopped for weather, they found others still potting plants Two migrant nursery workers were told the weather ended their casual jobs, but Authority member Antoinette Baker found othe...

The board of the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) was not informed that the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) had requested documents relating to a whistleblower matter, PIC chair David...

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BOSTON, July 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Whistleblower Law Collaborative LLC (WLC) is pleased to announce that the United States has settled a False Claims Act case alleging customs fraud brought by o...