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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Crime may not pay, but blowing the whistle on companies that swindle the government sure can. Jim Alderson got &#36;20 million in one settlement and split &#36;100 million with another whistleblower in a related case, both involving Medicare fraud by the nation's largest for-profit hospital chain and a company it acquired.
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The employees have spoken. What they have said about job satisfaction has gratified four relatively small federal agencies and sent a jolt through the Department of Homeland Security, which scored last or almost last in job satisfaction, leadership and workplace performance.
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Enron's whistleblower Sherron Watkins responds to the guilty verdict
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A confusing option in Microsoft Outlook may have led to the disclosure of the e-mail addresses of a number of would-be Department of Justice whistleblowers when a Congressional staffer attempted to send out -- ironically -- a memo concerning confidentiality. (And then it happened again.)
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A Communist Party whistle-blower who rose to brief fame in China by denouncing official corruption has been relieved of his duties and placed under a form of house arrest while authorities investigate his conduct, friends and neighbors said Thursday.
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A trouble-plagued whistle-blower investigation at the Office of Special Counsel -- whose duties include shielding federal whistle-blowers -- hit another snag this week when employees accused the special counsel of intimidation in the probe.
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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.
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Although some have raised concerns about votes being verified, others say special safeguards secure the system.
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Federal whistle-blower laws have helped protect public health and safety as far back as Abraham Lincoln&#39;s presidency, and now they need to be bolstered and wielded again.
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Federal judge rules in favor of whistleblower; officials are reluctant to comply, citing future difficulties for inspectors.
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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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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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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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In what may be a sign of things to come, the lawyers for I. Lewis Libby Jr. last month invoked the rarely used courtroom tactic: the âbloggers can be meanâ defense.
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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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Violations appears to be commonplace, even though professionals agree it is risky.