The discharge of an employee for reporting the employer's alleged violations of law is known as ______.

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The discharge of an employee for reporting the employer's alleged violations of law is known as whistleblowing. The recent financial reform legislation, Dodd-Frank, includes financial incentives to blow the whistle for a broad range of wrongdoing from securities and accounting fraud to bribery allegations.

The Discharge of an Employee for Reporting the Employer's Alleged