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This case study is about whistleblowing in the context of a private corporation and relates the travails of a whistleblower. The case goes on to describe the different categories of whistleblowers. When confronted with misconduct in or faulty products from an organization, it would help if an employee has a process for assessing whether to whistleblow. This chapter provides an evaluative checklist as a useful guide for those who need help deciding whether whistleblowing in their situation is morally permissible (you can blow the whistle) or required (you must blow the whistle).
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Tan Bhala, K. (2023). Whistleblowing Consultant Case Study. In: Ethics in Finance. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-34401-5_8
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