Taxi driver whistleblower keeps job
Judge says arguments by whistleblower are “confusing” and “poorly conceived” but sided with him.
A court has allowed a self-described whistleblower taxi driver who has made numerous allegations of corruption against Auckland Co-Operative Taxis to keep his job.
As reported by NBR in March, the Serious Fraud Office is investigating the taxi company following allegations by driver and former
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Thu, 05 May 2016
Thu, 05 May 2016
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Taxi driver whistleblower keeps job
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