Whistle-blowers,who report what they see as wrongdoing to outside agencies,often receive organizational rewards and recognition.

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Whistle-blowers often face retaliation and negative consequences for reporting wrongdoing, such as losing their job or being ostracized by colleagues. While there are laws in place to protect whistle-blowers from retaliation, they are not always enforced and can be difficult to navigate. Therefore, it is unlikely that whistle-blowers receive organizational rewards and recognition.

Whistle-Blowers,who Report What They See as Wrongdoing to Outside Agencies,often