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Scheming Whistleblower?
By Tom Shoop | Thursday, October 25, 2007  |  11:17 AM

When is a whistleblower not a whistleblower? According to the Justice Department, it's when he's actually masterminding a bigger scheme than the one he's blowing the whistle on.



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Either charge him with a crime and put the evidence on the table or pay him the reward money. If he was the brain behind it, that doesn't mean that he did it with authority from the company.

Lots of people propose questionable and possibly illegal schemes to their bosses. It's the boss or his boss that decides weather to go with it or not. It's the people who have the authority to approve or disapprove a proposal that are responsible.

Don't play bureaucrat and undermine the whistleblower program.

Robert M.  | Thursday, October 25, 2007 |  06:41 PM




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