Scott Campbell says he was told to file a formal complaint and composed a document that was more than 100 pages long, with supporting documents, emails, and the names of as many as 17 witnesses.

Whistleblower fighting ‘a spider’s web’ of legal complaints: lawyer

by Local Journalism Initiative October 8, 2024

written by Local Journalism Initiative October 8, 2024

By Andrew Bates | Telegraph-Journal A whistleblower challenging his firing from Opportunities New Brunswick says his case exposes issues preventing whistleblowers from coming forward. Scott Campbell, 54, of Saint John, alleges in a lawsuit he was harassed at Opportunities NB over what he called unet...

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