Group encourages whistleblowing
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WASHINGTON -- The corporate oversight board created amid the accounting scandals is encouraging people to come forward with information by making it easier for company employees and others to report tips and complaints.
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A leading union threatens to name and shame employers who fail to tackle bullying at work.
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Trace International, a non-profit group representing US multinational companies, launched Wednesday an Internet site aimed at fighting international bribery and extortion.
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For several years, Adam M. Finkel, a top administrator at the Labor Department's    Occupational Safety and Health Administration, said he expected the agency to test its inspectors for exposure to beryllium fumes or dust. In 2002, he realized the agency was not moving in that direction, and he became a whistle-blower.
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Protest curbs to be reviewed and greater protection for investigative journalism.
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Sometimes the people breaking the rules aren't your typical Rule Breakers.
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Comments from groups and individual Internet users were filed with the FCC.
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The watchdog group that first provided the FBI with suspicious e-mails from then-Rep. Mark Foley (R-Fla.) said yesterday that FBI and Justice Department officials are  attempting to cover up their inaction in the case by making false claims about the group.
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The California Public Employees&#39; Retirement System wants to rein in what it calls abusive compensation practices in corporate America and hold directors and compensation committees more accountable for their actions.
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The City watchdog asks insurers and brokers to inform on firms that they think are committing fraud.
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In an effort to shore up confidence in newspaper circulation reporting, an industry group is moving to tighten controls and hire more auditing staff in the wake of misstatement scandals at four newspapers this year.
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WASHINGTON -- Twenty-two members of Congress signed a letter today demanding information on reports that FDA whistleblower David Graham was being punished by Food and Drug Administration officials for his outspoken testimony before a Senate committee.
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A document calls for an independent group that could block hirings and firings and conduct investigations.
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Almost any time you turn on the tube, one group or another is pushing a cause. The Baby Bells want updated telecom laws. Abortion rights advocates plead for medical privacy. Air traffic controllers seek respect.
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Group that protects whistle-blowers says the FDA tried to discredit an outspoken safety officer who was challenging the agency's drug safety policies.
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U.S. prosecutors have joined a   whistle-blower lawsuit accusing a subsidiary of German   pharmaceutical company Merck KGaA MRCG.DE of fraudulently   overcharging the Medicare program, the U.S. government said on   Monday.
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New York City employee pension funds are calling on two top Internet companies to do more to protect free speech in repressive countries, joining a year-old campaign by human rights groups.