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Whistle-Blowing
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Whistle-Blowing
Medspeak-UK Disclosure by an employee of genuine concerns about crimes, illegality, negligence, miscarriages of justice, or danger to health and safety or the environment, when these have been ignored or covered up by the employer or by a fellow-employee
Research ethics The act of informing superiors or authorities of another person’s alleged wrong-doings; whistle-blowing in science is used in the context of research fraud, alleged fraud or blatant misinterpretation of data

whistle-blowing
The act of informing authorities of another person's alleged wrong-doings; WB in science is used in the context of research fraud, alleged fraud or blatant misinterpretation of data. See Baltimore affair, 'Dingellization.', Fraud in science, Qui tam suit.


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Based on a non-fiction novel by Kurt Eichenwald, the comic thriller tracks Mark Whitacre's machinations as a whistle-blower with "issues" that include looking after number one.
Based on a non-fiction novel by Kurt Eichenwald, the comic thriller tracks Mark Whitacre's machinations as a whistle-blower with "issues" that include looking after number one.
We're actually working on whistle-blower legislation, its part of a project we're looking into," said Bryan Stirewalt, director, Supervision, at the DFSA, speaking on the sidelines of a press briefing by the financial services regulator on money laundering.
 
 
 
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