Ethics of Whistle-Blowing

Ethics of Whistle-Blowing. Overview of Lecture Notes.
Video outline:
-Part 1: Defining Whistle-blowing
-Part 2: The Risks
-Part 3: Guidelines
-Part 4: Whistle-Blowing and Employee Loyalty (by Ronald Duska)
Sources/Readings:
- De George, R.T. (1990) Business Ethics, Macmillan, New York.
- I.R. Poel, van de, L.M.M. Royakkers (2011) Ethics, technology, and engineering, Wiley-Blackwell, Chichester. (pgs 23-25)
- Ronald Duska (2000) Whistle-Blowing and Employee Loyalty

[@insightsforimpact]

Great video! Thank you for the thorough analysis!

[@user-um9sl1kj6u]

This should be required in corporate contexts.
If you have something becoming entrenched in management, it is vitally important for people to speak up. Especially if you don’t want a company to go under, like a hospital. Because they can face huge litigation that would literally bring it to its knees
If you try as much as you can, you need to go to the press with evidence. Go to a reporter like ABC News or something like that

[@ianbron5154]

Good video. I might add Wim Vandekerckhove’s work on whistleblowing and rational loyalty to the list, though

[@abdirahimabdillahi8082]

hey nice video
well explained

[@PhilosopherGames]

Thanks!

[@tranquillity5437]

is it possiable you should provide us with presentation link and research report?