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Whistleblower protection for worker who threatened to call OSHA?


March 14, 2011 by Fred Hosier
Posted in: In this week's e-newsletter, Latest News & Views, What do you think?, fire/explosion, new court decision, whistleblower

This much is clear: If a worker contacts OSHA about a workplace safety problem, and the company fires the employee for that reason, that worker is eligible for whistleblower protection. But this case is somewhat different.

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Employer surveillance ‘harmed’ employee, court awards 1 million


July 31, 2009 by Jim Burger
Posted in: Lawsuits, Special Report, Workers' comp, new court decision

Have you ever been suspicious of a workers’ comp claim? Be careful. A recent ruling appears to draw an important — and, in this case, extremely expensive — distinction between “reasonable” and what you might call “reflexive” suspicion.

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