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: Whistleblower Law BlogThe Consumer Product Safety Commission reform bill (S.2045) needs help with Whistleblower protection
By Brian F. LaBovick
The National Whistleblower Center requests your help in sending a message to your Representative re: The Consumer Product Safety Commission reform bill (S.2045) Whistleblower protections.
The CPSC reform bill (S.2045) needs to provide vital protections for honest employees who report safety violations--such as toxins in toothpaste and poisonous lead in our children's toys. Without these protections, whistleblowers may not come forward to report dangers of products until it is too late.
Lobbyists, such as the National Association of Manufacturers, have declared war on the whistleblower provisions of the bill. The House version of the CPSC reform bill does not include whistleblower protections.
Clickhere to find out how you can take action and join the Whistleblower Center in this valiant fight. to encourage Representatives to support families and not large businesses in this legislation. There have easy to use templates at this site for sending messages to Representatives.
Full post as published by Whistleblower Law Blog on February 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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