Informing (by an employee) an outside person or agency, such as a government agency or a newspaper or television reporter, about an organization's (its managers') illegal or immoral behavior is known as ________.
A) moonlighting
B) surface bargaining
C) whistle-blowing
D) circular logrolling

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Whistle-blowing is the act of an employee informing an outside person or agency about the illegal or immoral behavior of an organization or its managers. Moonlighting refers to a situation where an employee works for more than one employer at the same time. Surface bargaining is a negotiating technique where one party only makes minimal, superficial concessions. Circular logrolling is a political tactic where multiple parties agree to support each other's policies or projects.

Informing (By an Employee) an Outside Person or Agency, Such