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Buller District Council refuses to release forensic audit

The Buller District Council has refused to release a forensic audit into serious allegations of financial mismanagement relating to the council's Project Management Office.

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Nurse who claimed he witnessed care home worker pour water over resident loses whistleblower claim

Gerard Foy told Workplace Relations Commission that a colleague had ‘assaulted the resident’ and he reported it to management

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I felt betrayed and overwhelmed by power – Siptu official claims she came under attack from union for turning whistleblower

I felt betrayed and overwhelmed by power – Siptu official claims she came under attack from union for turning whistleblower
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SIPTU whistleblower claims she was union-bashed

SIPTU whistleblower claims she was union-bashed
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Business leaders launch campaign to cap defamation awards at €75,000

A joint delegation of small and medium enterprise (SME) leaders have called on the Government to introduce an immediate cap for payouts in serious defamation cases of €75,000.

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