Question

You work for a company where the HR director has been involved in unethical activities. You know that others are also aware of the situation; however, no one is willing to report the director's behavior to upper management. You do not want to be the whistleblower3; however, you realize that guilt and loss of self-respect can result when you do or do not do things that conflict with what you believe. Discuss this situation with two or three classmates. Identify pros and cons of becoming a whistleblower.

Answer 1

Personal Pros & Cons

Step-by-step explanation:

To become a whistleblower in this situation, you might want to stay anonymous when reporting the situation. By staying anonymous you can report this situation without being worried that this HR director will know. But, if you don't want to become the whistleblower someone else might report them and you'll be out scot-free. But in the chance, someone doesn't, then you might feel guilty for not reporting this issue.