whistle-blower

Murder must be noiseless, furtive and brutal, as in the gang's improvised killing of a potential whistle-blower (very Torn Curtain).

Koch spokeswoman Cohlmia says the company reported its compliance issues to the state before a whistle-blower did so.

In contrast, WikiLeaks distributes its servers to take advantage of whistle-blower laws in Sweden, Belgium, Iceland and America.

With the rise of consumerism, The American society has witnessed a swelling group of industrial whistle-blower.

A federal whistle-blower law protects employees who disclose their employers' illegal activities.

A whistle-blower had accused the president and other executives of mistreating employees.

and plaintiffs are giving him a reward for being a whistle-blower.

From one perspective, whistle blowing can benefit the public; from another perspective, it can harm the whistle blower and the company.

The newspaper has agreed that we will bring this whistle blower here to Zurich and then we will have an investigation of this.

Barnes-Soliz sued Koch in January 1997, saying the company harassed and mistreated her after she became a whistle-blower.

But his record on whistle-blower protection, another key area of concern, has been less laudable.

Every organization should have a whistle-blower , someone who can stand up and say, 'Hey, you can't do that. '

Which is probably the best compliment one could give the whistle-blower site.

Should the whistle blower have stayed silent?

"I am a whistle-blower, " he says. "I am notorious. It is a kind of infamy doing what I am doing, isn't that what they say? "