Israel's Assault on Gaza: Growing Dissent At the US State Department
Two whistleblowers, who previously resigned from positions at the State Department, share their reactions to this dissent.
Whistleblowing
US Watchdog Validates Whistleblower Claims Against Agriculture Department's Largest Research Facility
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A permanent oversight agency in the United States government instructed the U.S. Department of Agriculture
Equifax Whistleblower Says He Was Fired After Exposing Fraud Related To Consumer Complaints
Stephen Leary, a whistleblower for the US credit reporting agency known as Equifax, says he was fired after he refused to submit fraudulent data about customer complaints to a US government agency.
He filed a lawsuit in a federal court in Atlanta, Georgia, where Equifax is headquartered. It alleges that
Remarks Shared With 'Festival of Whistleblowing, Dissent, And Accountability'
Credit Suisse Faces Renewed Push To Investigate Whistleblower Claims They Violated Plea Deal
A whistleblower informed the Justice Department that Credit Suisse was still managing tax-dodging accounts months after it pled guilty in 2014. Former bankers demand DOJ finally take action.
US Consumer Agency Investigates Tesla Whistleblower's Complaint Involving Solar Fires
Tesla allegedly orchestrated a campaign of retaliation that resulted in Steven Henkes being fired after he complained about "defective and dangerous" solar power systems
Google Employees Demand Whistleblower Protections After Retaliation Against AI Researchers
"The existing legal infrastructure for whistleblowing at corporations developing technologies is wholly insufficient," according to Google Walkout For Real Change