Employee attitudes toward whistleblowing: Management and public policy implications [Book Review]

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Journal of Business Ethics 11 (12):939 - 948 (1992)
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Managers of organizations should be aware of the attitudes of employees concerning whistleblowing. Employee views should affect how employers choose to respond to whistleblowers through the evolving law of wrongful discharge.This article reports on a survey of employee attitudes toward the legal protection of whistleblowers and presents an analysis of the results of that survey.

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