Whistleblower earns kudos, fears reprisal
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WASHINGTON - David Graham says he was surprised when he got back to his Food and Drug Administration office after telling Congress last week the government had allowed unsafe drugs on the market.
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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 survey by the Ponemon Institute shows broad support among board members for aggressive surveillance techniques against their counterparts suspected of leaking confidential corporate information to outsiders.
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A former drug sales representative won the award despite the judgeâs criticism that he should have brought the scheme to light earlier.
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Exclusive Baker 'shocked to hear of abuse by trusted co-workers'
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US Food and Drug Administration doctor David Graham said circumstances at the agency ``forced&#39;&#39; him to become a whistleblower to protect consumers from dangerous drugs.
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There have been signs of danger he has read about, warnings of trouble told to him.
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By Staff Reporter  STAFF at a department of Coventry City Council are so impressed with their apprentice that they have asked for him to be put forward for a national award.
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Dr. David J. Graham, the drug safety reviewer who denounced the F.D.A.'s safety record before a Congressional panel last week, said that he feared being fired.
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Embattled cabinet minister Peter Hain received a welcome boost today after the UK's top civil servant dismissed suggestions he breached the ministerial code
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The government now contends that a whistle-blower within Cell Therapeutics was the mastermind of a much bigger scheme than the ones on which he reported.
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A bounty system for catching spammers would need to offer whistleblowers rewards of $100,000 to $250,000 to be effective, the Federal Trade Commission said.
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A day after acknowledging that she is under investigation for talk of spying on her spouse, the candidate for N.Y. attorney general vigorously defended herself.
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By Peter Eisler  WASHINGTON -- The federal government is sanctioning agreements that cost whistle-blowers their jobs after they expose safety and security lapses at nuclear facilities and toxic waste sites, Labor Department records show.
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The actions of a key figure in a controversy over destroyed interrogation tapes show the C.I.A.âs protective instinct.
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A former drug sales representative wins award, despite judgeâs criticism that he should have brought scheme to light earlier.
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Many employers believe the best way to avoid the danger of litigation is to treat soon-to-be former employees with respect even as they are being shown the door.