Whistleblower Claims: A New Jersey Perspective

Authors

  • Jed Marcus

Abstract

Here is an effective formulation for describing an employee whistleblower’s claim of retaliation: Retaliation is what happens when someone does something bad to an employee who reasonably complained or objected about something that was worth complaining about. Employment relations practitioners dealing with such issues know this seemingly simplistic formulation raises all the right questions. Moreover, protecting a worker against retaliation is the core of state-level whistleblower laws.