Before becoming a whistle-blower, an employee would normally call attention to a problem and try to correct it by first working with appropriate resources within ____.
A) the company
B) the appropriate local, state, or federal agency
C) the local news media
D) the nearest federal law enforcement agency

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Before becoming a whistle-blower, an employee should try to resolve the problem by working with the appropriate resources within the company. This includes reporting the issue to a supervisor or HR representative who can take appropriate action to correct the problem. If the company does not take action or if the problem is not resolved, then the employee may consider becoming a whistle-blower and reporting the issue to a higher authority.

Before Becoming a Whistle-Blower, an Employee Would Normally Call Attention