If you are trying to understand why your boss or organization is targeting you for only doing your job and doing the right thing then consider this.
If you need to defend yourself because you are being attacked, suppressed, mistreated, or disciplined at work for trying to signal or address a problem then consider this.
This is the best introductory-level advice for whistleblowers available. It is the introductory advice prepared by professor and researcher Brian Martin (Australia) who has dedicated his entire professional career to researching whistleblowing and to helping whistleblowers.
This is the most important web page of beginner self-help advice you will find:
SUPPRESSION OF DISSENT: – GUIDE FOR NEWCOMERS
Brian Martin’s intro page contains:
- Speaking out: what you need to know (leaflet)
- Leaflet on suppression of dissent
- The Whistleblower’s Handbook
- What happens to whistleblowers, and why
- Telling your story: how to go about writing your story, for yourself and/or others
- and links to many more resources…
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Just click to Brian Martin’s starter page and start considering a realistic and helpful approach to your situation.
And of course join Canadians for Accountability for mutual support, public support, more context-specific advice, further solutions and ideas, and meetings that allow you to compare notes and stories.
The above are personal recommendations from Canadians for Accountability member Denis Rancourt.
