Where Hawaii Comes For Help.
Individuals who obtain security clearance work at the highest levels of national and international organizations. They handle top-secret information, such as military secrets and government policies, that cannot be read by general members of the public. Employees with...
According to Section 21F of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the Securities and Exchange Commission pays awards to whistleblowers. However, payments are due on certain conditions and limitations. If you live in Hawaii and need to know if you're eligible for...
If you notice some illegal activity that is taking place inside the company you work at, becoming a whistleblower can help protect the company and everyone else who works there. With that being said, there are certain things you should consider before blowing the...
Enticed by big bucks and relatively little oversight, some Hawaii doctors might betray their Hippocratic oath to "treat the ill to the best of one's ability." Kickbacks, over-medicating, over-billing, prescription abuse and other malfeasances can constitute medical...
Employees in Hawaii who witness illegal business activities can report the incident to the business's executives or an authoritative group like OSHA or the SEC. Employees who report these incidents are referred to as whistleblowers and are granted various protections...
A whistleblower is someone who makes a report about unethical activity, fraud, abuse, waste or similar actions to an agency that can respond appropriately. While often an employee, a whistleblower may be someone who has knowledge in some other capacity, such as a...
Many employees in Hawaii and across the country may witness their places of work engaging in activities that are illegal. In such cases, those employees may fear reporting these incidents out of rear of retaliation. Fellow coworkers or peers may even discourage...