Answer:
B. Whistleblower statutes
Step-by-step explanation:
A whistleblower is any person who discovers activities that could be inappropriate, illegal, or unethical and reports them to the authorities. A whistleblower exposes ill-doings to the relevant authorities or the media. The perpetrators of the wrongdoings always want their acts to remain a secret. They intimidate and threaten anyone who dares to expose them.
The whistleblower statutes were enacted to protect any person who exposes misconduct from any harm. The law safeguards them from any form of retaliatory action. Workers who report their superiors have the jobs protected by the law. Their superiors cannot threaten or reprimand them for their actions.