Federal law expressly protects Federal employees' rights to furnish information to Congress--and any form of retaliation against Federal employees for furnishing information to Congress will not--and should not--be tolerated.
On the recordMarch 15, 2016
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Carper emphasizes the protection of whistleblowers in federal employment.
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