Media Inquiries Starting November 1, New York City employers will be required to disclose minimum and maximum salaries for job openings. Tae-Youn Park, associate professor of human resource studi...

As we move into the final months of 2022, there are significant legislative developments on the horizon. In this briefing we take a look at some of the key developments coming down the line. Whistl...

Paul Calvert blew the whistle - repeatedly - on alleged wrongdoing within North East Ambulance Service. More than three years on from first raising concerns about the NHS Trust's candour when it c...

A look at what is on the horizon for employers in Q4 2022 including key deadlines and upcoming legislative changes. Log in For access to premium Lexology content, workflow tools, practical resour...

Welcome to Wrigleys' Employment Law Bulletin, September 2022. With rising costs, calls for improved pay and benefits, strike action, and recruitment and retention concerns, these continue to be ver...

The Slovenian government has adopted a draft act on the protection of whistleblowers, a piece of legislation years in the making that sets down avenues to report breaches and introduces protective...

Internal tech documents are never simple and succinct, whistleblower Sophie Zhang, formerly a data scientist at Meta, told Moneycontrol in an interview, while weighing in on the Meta - The Wire con...

An explosion in the use of third-party contractors for public service work under the Coalition posed a serious corruption risk, a parliamentary inquiry has heard.

An explosion in the use of third-party contractors for public service work under the Coalition posed a serious corruption risk, a parliamentary inquiry has heard.

The United Kingdom Official Gazette Oct. 12 published Statutory Instrument No. 1055/2022, ratifying the DTA and protocol with Luxembourg, signed June 7, which will replace the 1967 DTA currently in...