Whistleblowers

James Kurtz and XCMG Canada

The email records sender-reported safety concerns, not findings. The draft claim contains disputed allegations, not findings of retaliation or protected whistleblower status. No judgment or merits finding was supplied.

D019 · Sender-reported email

Jim Kurtz email to XCMG Canada CEO about manufacturing dates

In an email dated October 11, 2024, Jim Kurtz reported concerns to XCMG Canada’s CEO about manufacturing dates shown on serial plates for certain lifts and possible effects on inspection timing. These are sender-reported concerns, not findings; the supplied copy has not been independently authenticated.

User-supplied one-page PDF received 24 October 2026; not independently authenticated against the sender’s mailbox, recipients’ mailboxes or XCMG Canada’s systems. No attachments or complete email thread were supplied. The email records the sender’s reported concerns and account of what he had been told; it is not a finding that serial plates were changed or that any law or safety standard was breached. Personal phone numbers and direct email addresses are redacted from public preview derivatives. The protected original remains unchanged and available only through the existing private original-document flow.

First PDF page of D019 — Jim Kurtz email to XCMG Canada CEO about manufacturing dates
FIRST PAGE · D019 · PDF page 1 · privacy-redacted supplied-copy preview

D007 · Unverified employee claim

James Kurtz — supplied Word statement of claim

Quick summary

James Kurtz alleges that XCMG Canada dismissed him in October 2024 in retaliation for raising concerns about altered equipment serial plates. His supplied draft claim seeks compensation and additional damages.

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