Three feds, only one of which still has his job, testify before a House committee now considering a measure to strengthen protections for future federal whistle...
wfedstaff | June 2, 2015 8:49 pm
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HR 1507 not only addresses key civil service reforms to protect federal whistleblowers, but also includes new provisions designed to protect whistleblowers in the intelligence community, and go beyond the limits of the Intelligence Community Whistleblowers Protection Act of 1998.
The committee heard from several feds, only one of whom still has his job, about such instances that touched their lives and careers.
Chambers hopes approval of HR 1507 will help protect future federal whistleblowers from her experience in workplace retaliation.
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On the Web:
House – Oversight and Government Reform Committee
Library of Congress – thomas.loc.gov (search for HR 1507)
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