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California takes strong steps to protect whistleblowers from retaliation. State laws have your back if you are an employee and report illegal workplace activities. These laws encourage you to report state or federal statutes violations, unsafe work conditions, or...
If you work as an employee in the Golden State, you’ll be pleased to know that the state legislature enacted the California Whistleblower Protection Act more than a decade ago to better ensure that you and other employees can report violations of law, threats to...
There are some famous instances of workers coming forward to expose a company's wrongdoings. These people often become synonymous with the term whistleblower, but what does that mean? There is a lot more to qualify as a whistleblower than merely reporting something...
Banc of California has been facing many accusations, including a top executive having sex with employees and doing drugs in their offices during work hours. Heather Endresen, a former employee at the bank was recently terminated without cause. Apparently, she had expressed her concerns about the illegal behavior in a whistleblower hotline but the suit was dismissed as frivolous. Banc…
If you want to file a claim against your employer, it is important you learn your rights. There are legal ways to protect yourself from retaliation. A California whistleblower lawyer can tell you in more detail the areas of protection you are entitled to as a whistleblower in California. Protection Against Retaliation Sometimes claims are covered by more than one…
Whistleblowers are important sources of intelligence for government agencies seeking to punish corruption and fraud by some employers. Employees who report this essential information sometimes put themselves at risk of losing their jobs for handling such valuable information. If you are thinking about becoming a whistleblower, you need to first consult a California whistleblower attorney and ask about your rights under such…