A group of leading whistleblower-protection organisations, lawyers and practitioners wrote an open letter to the Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Heather Humphreys TD calling on her to withdraw an amendment to Ireland’s whistleblower law which could lead to workers facing legal action or criminal prosecution and allow businesses to stop their employees from reporting fraud and corruption to the regulators and the Gardaí.
To download the submission, please click here
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