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December 27, 2007

More protection for Whistle-blowers

The Bush administration has a rather poor record of protection of whistle-blowers, to say the least. But it now seems that Congress is willing to stand up to protect federal administration employees who let the cat out of the bag regarding waste and abuse. A new editorial in the New York Times on the subject here.

Posted by on December 27, 2007 at 06:41 PM in Whistle-blowing and ethics hotline |

Tags: protection, US administration, whistle-blowers

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