Big firms seek shield against whistleblowers - NYPOST.com: "Big companies are begging the Securities and Exchange Commission to give them first crack at whistleblowers before the tipsters be permitted to tattle to the federal watchdog.
In a move critics say runs afoul of whistleblower protections established under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, corporations and their legal advisers are asking the SEC to force employees with suspicions of wrongdoing to go through internal channels before taking their complaints to a higher authority.
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Let us fire them destroy their lives and force them into a nordisclosure agreement (includiing to federal law enforcement agencies) before they can tattle.
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