According to the textbook, whistle-blowing is justified if 3 conditions are satisfied. One condition is that there is strong evidence that the organization is doing something that is hurting or will hurt other parties. What are the other two conditions?

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Cherish Conner

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26 January, 11:22

According to the textbook, whistle-blowing is justified if 3 conditions are satisfied. One condition is that there is strong evidence that the organization is doing something that is hurting or will hurt other parties. What are the other two conditions?

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King Ramos · Answer 1

Answer: 1. When there is a documented evidence.

2. When immediate supervisor does not act accordingly

Explanation:1. when the employee must have documented a true and convincing evidence to a reasonable level and the facts proved to the outside public.

2. When no action is taken inspire the best efforts of the employees to remedy the situation of unethical action.