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Whistle blowing --- United States. --- Management.

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En démocratie, savoir est un droit fondamental. Normalement. Mais quand le sujet devient trop sensible, quand il touche à des intérêts protégés, il constitue un problème. C'est, souvent, l'assurance pour le journaliste de s'attirer des ennuis : menaces, surveillances, censure qui ne dit pas son nom. Pire, informer devient parfois un délit. Nous ne pouvons nous y résoudre. Vingt journalistes d'investigation français ont décidé de faire cause commune pour raconter dans un livre choral les dessous de leurs enquêtes interdites. Comment ils sont suivis et écoutés. Comment les pressions économiques s'exercent sur eux. Comment le droit est régulièrement contourné pour criminaliser le journalisme, entre secret défense et secret des affaires. Comment leurs sources sont traquées ou menacés. Comment le harcèlement judiciaire est organisé par de puissantes multinationales. Oui, la France est une démocratie. Non, on n'y meurt pas d'être journaliste. Ce n'est pas une raison pour accepter les nouvelles censures qui affectent insidieusement les principes de liberté d'informer et de transparence, ingrédients indispensable d'une République vivante et fière d'elle-même. Ce livre est un livre de journalistes pour des citoyens éclairés.

Investigative reporting --- Reporters and reporting --- Whistle blowing --- Journalists

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Generally speaking, whistleblowers are those who expose misconduct (e.g., fraud, abuse, or illegal activity) within an organization. Legal protections for employees who report illegal misconduct by their employers have increased dramatically since the late 1970s when such protections were first adopted for federal employees in the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978. Since that time, with the enactment of the Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989, Congress has expanded such protections for federal employees. Congress has also established whistleblower protections for individuals in certain private

Whistle blowing --- Industrial safety --- Labor laws and legislation --- Law and legislation

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Whistleblowers help safeguard the federal government against waste, fraud, and abuse - however, they also risk retaliation by their employers. For example, in 2002, a former FBI agent allegedly suffered retaliation after disclosing that colleagues had stolen items from Ground Zero following the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The Department of Justice (DOJ) found in her favor over 10 years after she reported the retaliation. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) reviewed DOJ's process for handling such complaints and in this book examines the time DOJ took to resolve FBI whistleblo

Whistle blowing --- Informers --- Government policy --- Abuse of --- United States. --- Management. --- Corrupt practices.

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Whistle blowing --- Veterans --- Services for --- Medical care --- United States. --- Rules and practice.