What began as an internal disclosure within KPMG, alleging that confidential client documents were being misused, became something considerably larger, writes Nicole Wearne. The recent KPMG Austra...

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission launched a flurry of lawsuits and rescinded long-standing affirmative action guidance, while the University of Tennessee, Knoxville reached a tentat...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Bernalillo County Sheriff John Allen says he wants facts, not a knee-jerk reaction, to recent claims that federal agents let fentanyl flow into New Mexico. Allen spoke about th...

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Whistleblowers play a critical role in democracies. They shine a light on important public interest issues from misuse of public funds, to human rights abuses, to risks to public health or to the ...

The New York Legislature has passed a bill that would impose additional requirements on employers offering severance agreements to New York employees. The bill, colloquially titled the “No Severan...

The US Tax Court said it has jurisdiction over whistleblower claims tied to open examinations, but denied a tipster’s award because his $10.85 million underreporting information arrived after the ...

The US Tax Court said it has jurisdiction over whistleblower claims tied to open examinations, but denied a tipster’s award because his $10.85 million underreporting information arrived after the ...

No records, no defence: how one employer lost a $20K overtime claim Tribunal Magistrate Joel Tan awarded a migrant worker $20,000 in unpaid overtime on 1 July 2026, rejecting the employer's denial ...