BlankI admire you guys that were involved in whistle-blowing stuff.  I wish 
I had
had the guts to do that when I was working for the public utility.

Unfortunately, my perception is as a quasi-governmental entity, I don't
think I'd have had the protections or the legal recourse that I would've
needed.  The head of the utility used his position to commit sexual
harassment on a few of the female employees.  I worked in Human Resources
and was aware of it, but it would have been quite a mess to complain to the
Board of Commissioners; and basically being in management, you're pretty
much an at-will employee.

This occurred twenty years ago, and I still have guilt feelings because a
couple of them resigned due to his conduct.

Steve, K8SP
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tom Behler" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 10:55 AM
Subject: Re: Update From KB8TYJ


> Wow, Alan, talk about stress!!!!
>
> I kind of got involved in a bit of whistle-blowing myself, and I'm sure
> some
> of my superiors weren't happy with me either for reporting to certain
> other
> higher-level administrators  about  things that should have been done but
> weren't.  But, my experience certainly was nothing like yours.
>
> Hope to see you in the NAQP later today.