He said that the
whistle blower law would also be a check to discourage commission and would ensure that whatever was indicated in the PC-I of any developmental scheme would have to be on ground.
By contrast, blue-collar whistle blowers who report dangerous or unhealthy working conditions and practices on the factory floor often just get a hard time, though their concerns are no less important.
Clearly, the conditions that create company whistle blowers share common cultural elements, despite differences in detail.
It cannot guarantee the identity of the
whistle blower will remain concealed during the investigation but at least that person could draw comfort from the fact that they have the FSA's support.
The Liberal government promised to create legislation to protect
whistle blowers before the 1993 election.
During the past decade, this void largely has been filled as researchers have studied samples of whistle blowers intensely, using sound descriptive and empirical research methods.
Research has shown that most whistle blowers are not disgruntled employees (Brabeck 1984; Glazer and Glazer 1987 and 1989; Miceli and Near 1992; Near and Miceli 1987).
When asked for information about why a
whistle blower spoke up, Glazer & Glazer reported that whistle-blowers made statements such as these:
Besides defending the dismissal process on behalf of the
whistle blowers, the Chicago Teachers Union--whose attorneys were provided with a summary of the findings in this article and declined to comment on the specific cases they handled--argues that the job of every union is to protect its members.
Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pervez Khattak has said that the essence of the
whistle blower law is to eliminate corruption and corrupt practices in the public affairs and the governance related issues strengthening the check and balance mechanism in all spheres of public dealings including the judicial utilization of hard earned public resources.
