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  • Pascal Marmier
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March 10, 2011

The whistleblower's handbook

A step-by-step guide to doing what's right and protecting yourself. By Stephen Kohn,  a lawyer specializing in whistleblower legislation and an executive director of the National Whistleblower Center in the US. The book can be found here. It explains all the laws in the US and the 21 basic rules potential whistleblowers need to think about.

Posted by on March 10, 2011 at 10:36 AM in Books |

Tags: Stephen Kohn, whistleblower handbook, whistleblower legislation

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