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Apple employee blows whistle on illegal spying and toxic working conditions - Vimarsana News

Apple employee blows whistle on illegal spying and toxic working conditions

The saga began, according to Gjvik, when she expressed worries about working safety due to past contamination on the land beneath the building where she worked...

Apple Employee Blows Whistle on Illegal Spying and Toxic Working Conditions - Vimarsana News

Apple Employee Blows Whistle on Illegal Spying and Toxic Working Conditions

Complaints alleging illegal surveillance, whistleblower retaliation and workplace safety have been found to have merit.

Stephen M. Kohn Whistleblower Attorney Kohn & Kohn - Vimarsana News

Stephen M. Kohn Whistleblower Attorney Kohn & Kohn

Stephen M. Kohn is a partner in whistleblower law firm Kohn, Kohn & Colapinto and Chairman of Board of Directors of National Whistleblower Center, representing whistleblowers since 1984, setting numerous precedents and winning landmark cases on behalf of qui tam, tax fraud and SEC whistleblowers. 

Facebook is drawing a bipartisan backlash from Congress, but the SEC could deliver a tougher blow - Vimarsana News

Facebook is drawing a bipartisan backlash from Congress, but the SEC could deliver a tougher blow

The Securities and Exchange Commission may pose the largest threat to Facebook.

Senate steps in to save CFTC's whistleblower program | Article - Vimarsana News

Senate steps in to save CFTC's whistleblower program | Article

In an attempt to save the whistleblower program at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), the Senate on Friday approved a bill to create a separate fund to pay CFTC whistleblowers rather than having the office draw on penalties levied against wrongdoers.