A spokesperson for Paul Martin said all 'employment-related matters' had been resolved 'to our mutual satisfaction.' (Jacques Poitras / CBC - image credit)New Brunswick's auditor general has settled a lawsuit filed by his former deputy after he fired her in 2023. Janice Leahy, one of at least a dozen employees who left the office of Auditor General Paul Martin last year, claimed in her lawsuit that her firing was retaliatory and was done in bad faith. Janice Leahy left the office of Auditor General Paul Martin last year. She said in her statement of claim she'd been earning $166,166 a year as deputy auditor general, far more than the $107,249 annual salary in the new job she found at the Canada Revenue Agency in September.

Source: CBC News November 21, 2024 16:05 UTC