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Whistle Blowing
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Whistle Blowing
The practice in which an employee or other person publicly exposes the wrongdoings of a private company. For example, if a company is illegally dumping chemicals in a protected environment, a whistle blower may inform the proper authorities or, failing that, the media. Certain laws may protect whistleblowers from being fired or other negative consequences within the company.


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The Audit Commission is urging councils to assess anti-fraud measures, raise awareness, encourage whistleblowing and to work with others to tackle the problem.
The Article concludes with a summary of outstanding questions about the importance of government whistleblowing to effective public rights litigation, and an outline of a possible approach to investigating these questions.
He added: "Having studied the report myself and considered the wider implications of the ruling on our whistleblowing policy.
 
 
 
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