Harold Williams was the Managing Director of Web Power, which was being merged with another company. He raised concerns that false invoices were being used to support the merger proposal. He was dismissed from the company unfairly for indulging in:
A) breach of trust.
B) intelligence gathering.
C) tattling.
D) whistle-blowing.
E) fact-finding.

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Harold Williams was dismissed for whistle-blowing, which refers to the act of exposing any kind of information or activity that is deemed illegal, unethical, or not correct within an organization that is either private or public. His concerns about false invoices directly relate to exposing unethical practices within the company.

Harold Williams Was the Managing Director of Web Power, Which