whistle-blower

Credible allegations about the scam were brought to its attention by a whistleblower, Harry Markopolos, for at least a decade.

As Paul Moore, the sacked whistleblower at HBOS, said of his own management: "They were not inclined to listen to a different view" .

The Whistleblower, based on a true tale of forced prostitution in Bosnia, is not the first movie I would have rushed out to see.

In the past day alone, a whistleblower in the saga was also found dead, although police said the cause wasn't suspicious.

But the whistleblower comes to realise that the president acquiesces in corruption of the grossest kind, and flees for his life into exile.

The guy in the bookstore was a whistleblower who had worked as an accountant in a mid-sized company with government contracts.

In the eyes of many, his attempts to expose waste and wrongdoing at his agency make him a whistleblower.

As a trace element in vanishingly small doses, it's good for the system by enabling the occasional whistleblower, or persecuted fringe.

For Paul Martin's Liberals , the whistleblower law is an achievement they cite while attacking Conservative "hypocrisy on accountability. "

The latest project of Assange's whistleblower website is the gradual release of tens of thousands of US diplomatic cables.

That law strengthened whistleblower protections against retaliation and provided for financial incentives to report wrongdoing.

This may be how information-based scandals play out in the future: A leak from a whistleblower directly onto the Web.

It held a meeting with Haringey officials in March but concluded that the town hall had dealt with the whistleblower's claims properly.

It's also a sign of the borderless online whistleblower's increasing estrangement from traditional media outlets.

The problems only came to light when a whistleblower complained to an internal money laundering officer in December 2007.

Ms Schapiro's new Office of the Whistleblower may be deluged with useless tips.

We know it, and even another soon-to-be-whistleblower was directly involved with Project Seagate with me.

Samsung's accuser is no ordinary whistleblower.

Only when a whistleblower contacted Facta, the Japanese magazine, in the summer of 2011, did the scheme begin to unravel.

The SEC says the new whistleblower rules, which became effective on August 12, resulted in 334 complaints through the end of September.

The unfortunate outcome of media coverage is the spotlight falls on the whistleblower.

What provides anonymity for the whistleblower?

A new draft law has proposed that discipline authorities are required to reply to each real-name whistleblower.

The board should also review the way it monitors and handles whistleblower complaints.

A whistleblower was removed from his senior job last year after warning that the plant could explode once the operation starts.

He turned to noted Lockheed whistleblower Mike DeKort, for help filing suit.

Key oil figures were distorted by US pressure, says whistleblower