In which type of whistleblowing situation might it be appropriate to go outside the chain of command in reporting concerns about organizational ethics in practice?
Is it ever appropriate to blow the whistle externally before attempting to resolve the problem internally?
Although the public would argue that it wants organizational corruption and unethical behavior to be unveiled, why is the individual reporting such behavior often looked at with distrust or considered to be disloyal?
Why is speaking out (whistle blowing) often honored more in theory than in fact?
Can you think of a situation in which you have been involved in which utilitarianism (the greater good) would support not blowing the whistle on unethical behavior?