Do I have a case related to whistleblower?
I informed my prior supervisor that a co-worker was doing her personal business inside the company and nothing was done. So I informed the manager, which gave me an "explanation" and the excuse that they were doing business in Georgia, so I informed the CFO. Both girls got fired. After that the manager came after me, I request a department transfer which was denied and they let me go. Please advise. Super thanks.
1 answer | asked Jun 23, 2010 3:45 PM [EST] | applies to Florida
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Was the fact that your coworker was doing her personal business a danger to the public or a violation of a law rule or regulation? If so, you may have a whistleblower claim. For more information check out my employee rights blog www.takethisjobnshoveitblog.com or my web site www.behrenlaw.com.
posted by Scott Behren | Jun 24, 2010 7:21 PM [EST]
posted by Scott Behren | Jun 24, 2010 7:21 PM [EST]
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