The whistleblower protection act allows whistleblowers to take time off from their jobs if they are concerned with actions of their supervisors. allows the government to prosecute whistleblowers whose accusations have been unfounded. penalizes federal bureaucrats who participate in political activities. prohibits reprisals against whistleblowers by their superiors. for the first time established a relatively swift method for firing civil servants.

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Heidi May

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23 September, 10:46

The whistleblower protection act allows whistleblowers to take time off from their jobs if they are concerned with actions of their supervisors. allows the government to prosecute whistleblowers whose accusations have been unfounded. penalizes federal bureaucrats who participate in political activities. prohibits reprisals against whistleblowers by their superiors. for the first time established a relatively swift method for firing civil servants.

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Graham Carpenter · Answer 1

Answer: prohibits reprisals against whistleblowers by their superiors.

Whistleblowers are persons, who report illegal activities by an employer, government or organization. Since whistleblowers may risk retaliation from these groups for disclosing such information, a state and federal protection act for whistleblowers (WPA) was created to protect them. The act prohibits reprisals against whistleblowers by their superiors.