This happens in my honest opinion as aside from those who may try to help others and end up suffering devastation themselves … these other professionals may then turn a blind eye and stay silent & are now possibly also being influenced by some of the weaknesses and politics behind the so-called whistleblowing legislation which is operating in NZ etc ❋ Unknown (2006)
BP's Alaska operations have also been the subject of numerous 'whistleblowing' safety concerns being raised by the ombudsman the company set up in 2006. ❋ Unknown (2011)
However, it may not terminate for an unlawful reason, such as in violation of public policy (e.g. retaliation for filing a workers compensation claim, "whistleblowing") or an unlawfully discriminatory one (e.g., because of race, sex, religion, etc.). ❋ Unknown (2009)
My opinion comes from lectures I've been giving all over the country on "Ethical Decision-making" which, after my "whistleblowing" experience, doubles as a warning about how easy it is to get sucked into doing bad things and/or to go along with wrongful, illegal decisions. ❋ Unknown (2009)
P.S. Coincidentally, I just got back from an all-day "good government type" conference in Washington DC, the main topic of which was the need to enact "whistleblowing" protection for public and private sector employees, especially in the intellligence and national security areas. ❋ Unknown (2008)
New measures are to be enacted in line with proposals serving before cabinet and these include, inter alia the review of anti-corruption legislation and the drafting of new legislation the development of more efficient monitoring and management systems to put the brakes on corrupt activities, strengthening the criminal justice system through the development of investigative and preventive strategies, a more comprehensive "whistleblowing" system, development of a risk assessment ❋ Unknown (1998)
Deputy President Thabo Mbeki earlier in the day told the conference that government's campaign against corruption would include a review of anti-corruption legislation, drafting of new laws, more efficient monitoring and management systems, and a more comprehensive "whistleblowing" system. ❋ Unknown (1998)
Mbeki said government's campaign against corruption would include a review of anti-corruption legislation, drafting of new laws, more efficient monitoring and management systems, and a more comprehensive "whistleblowing" system. ❋ Unknown (1998)
“For some group of people, that would be called whistleblowing,” Mr. Sulzberger said on the phone Tuesday evening — for instance, he said, people who thought Mr. Wilson’s complaints about the administration (aired in a Times op-ed) hadn’t shared all the relevant facts. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Currently, "whistleblowing" is a joke -- whistleblowers are simply ignored or sidelined using the "official" procedures, at best. ❋ Unknown (2010)
But this kind of whistleblowing is always going to end badly for the whistleblower, because even if a legitimate transparency function is served (calling attention to wasteful and inefficient program administration), the programs themselves ❋ Timothy (2010)
Even worse than Pals is the NHS policy on "whistleblowing". ❋ Unknown (2010)
- The Swedish political Pirate Party has gone and embroiled itself in some hot news: It's offering servers and hosting to WikiLeaks, the "whistleblowing" site that's just published thousands of controversial secret military files on Afghanistan. ❋ ,Richard Mitchell (2010)
Have a 'whistleblowing' hotline, where whistleblowers are rewarded - and kept anonymous. ❋ Unknown (2009)
As a Fellow of the Royal College of Nursing, I have issued a public call to General Secretary of the RCN, Dr Peter Carter, to challenge this heinous decision, which will serve only to further heighten anxieties regarding "whistleblowing" in the NHS. ❋ Unknown (2009)
In government and multinationals, it's called "whistleblowing," and is rewarded with hard cash, when it reveals a serious violation of the law, or what is clearly serious criminal activity. ❋ Unknown (2009)
She also denies an allegation that she raised concerns about patient care in the documentary instead of following 'whistleblowing' policy and reporting the issues to the Trust. ❋ Unknown (2008)
