New Jersey whistleblower receives multi-million dollar settlement

A former chemical plant operator — and a whistleblower — who sued the company he worked for after experiencing workplace retaliation has been awarded more than $2 million in damages and lost wages. According to a recent news report, The New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division ruled in favor of both the man and a…

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Divorce Rates Vary for Women on Ethnic and Educational Lines

In a new study, researchers looked at the first marriages of different women in New Jersey and across the United States. A team at the National Center for Family and Marriage Research found interesting data in regards to the divorce of a first marriage by factoring in education and race and using them as dividing…

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Public Worker Files Harassment Complaint Against Councilman

The borough of Haddon Heights, New Jersey is experiencing a scandal that centers around two of its public employees. One of them, a male council member, has been accused of sexually harassing the borough’s acting clerk, a female who has been working for the public for eight years. The sexual harassment claims were not made…

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Children’s Names May Have Led To Loss of Custody

Many claims have been used in order to try to sway a judge to grant child custody to one parent over another, but could a child’s name be an indicator of bad parenting? A heated debate over the names of the children belonging to a New Jersey couple has heightened with the sudden removal of…

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