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I have come to know of certain conduct by individuals in my organization that were it public knowledge it could have significant reputation and fiduciary consequences for the organization? Should I just keep quiet and leave or do I have a moral obligation to do that which is right, even at great personal cost?










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    I think you must give more details. The question is to broad now. And explain the great personal cost part.

    – Just another Java programmer
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    By not disclosing this information to relevant authorities you maybe implicated as a part of crime for hiding information if found out. But IANAL so I am not sure.

    – newguy
    2 days ago






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    "do I have a moral obligation ?": my question is: where do you set the needle on your moral gauge, and who can tell you where to set it? Isn't that entirely up to you?

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    2 days ago






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    No good deed goes unpunished

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    2 days ago











  • Are the activities breaking any laws? Does your organisation have a Whistleblower protection scheme or some sort of policy? I note you're in the EU - this may be relevant: consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2019/01/25/…

    – AdzzzUK
    2 days ago




















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put on hold as too broad by bruglesco, Sourav Ghosh, Philip Kendall, gnat, Martin Tournoij 2 days ago


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    I think you must give more details. The question is to broad now. And explain the great personal cost part.

    – Just another Java programmer
    2 days ago






  • 1





    By not disclosing this information to relevant authorities you maybe implicated as a part of crime for hiding information if found out. But IANAL so I am not sure.

    – newguy
    2 days ago






  • 1





    "do I have a moral obligation ?": my question is: where do you set the needle on your moral gauge, and who can tell you where to set it? Isn't that entirely up to you?

    – OldPadawan
    2 days ago






  • 2





    No good deed goes unpunished

    – Dave Gremlin
    2 days ago











  • Are the activities breaking any laws? Does your organisation have a Whistleblower protection scheme or some sort of policy? I note you're in the EU - this may be relevant: consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2019/01/25/…

    – AdzzzUK
    2 days ago
















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put on hold as too broad by bruglesco, Sourav Ghosh, Philip Kendall, gnat, Martin Tournoij 2 days ago


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put on hold as too broad by bruglesco, Sourav Ghosh, Philip Kendall, gnat, Martin Tournoij 2 days ago


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  • 3





    I think you must give more details. The question is to broad now. And explain the great personal cost part.

    – Just another Java programmer
    2 days ago






  • 1





    By not disclosing this information to relevant authorities you maybe implicated as a part of crime for hiding information if found out. But IANAL so I am not sure.

    – newguy
    2 days ago






  • 1





    "do I have a moral obligation ?": my question is: where do you set the needle on your moral gauge, and who can tell you where to set it? Isn't that entirely up to you?

    – OldPadawan
    2 days ago






  • 2





    No good deed goes unpunished

    – Dave Gremlin
    2 days ago











  • Are the activities breaking any laws? Does your organisation have a Whistleblower protection scheme or some sort of policy? I note you're in the EU - this may be relevant: consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2019/01/25/…

    – AdzzzUK
    2 days ago
















  • 3





    I think you must give more details. The question is to broad now. And explain the great personal cost part.

    – Just another Java programmer
    2 days ago






  • 1





    By not disclosing this information to relevant authorities you maybe implicated as a part of crime for hiding information if found out. But IANAL so I am not sure.

    – newguy
    2 days ago






  • 1





    "do I have a moral obligation ?": my question is: where do you set the needle on your moral gauge, and who can tell you where to set it? Isn't that entirely up to you?

    – OldPadawan
    2 days ago






  • 2





    No good deed goes unpunished

    – Dave Gremlin
    2 days ago











  • Are the activities breaking any laws? Does your organisation have a Whistleblower protection scheme or some sort of policy? I note you're in the EU - this may be relevant: consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2019/01/25/…

    – AdzzzUK
    2 days ago










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I think you must give more details. The question is to broad now. And explain the great personal cost part.

– Just another Java programmer
2 days ago





I think you must give more details. The question is to broad now. And explain the great personal cost part.

– Just another Java programmer
2 days ago




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By not disclosing this information to relevant authorities you maybe implicated as a part of crime for hiding information if found out. But IANAL so I am not sure.

– newguy
2 days ago





By not disclosing this information to relevant authorities you maybe implicated as a part of crime for hiding information if found out. But IANAL so I am not sure.

– newguy
2 days ago




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1





"do I have a moral obligation ?": my question is: where do you set the needle on your moral gauge, and who can tell you where to set it? Isn't that entirely up to you?

– OldPadawan
2 days ago





"do I have a moral obligation ?": my question is: where do you set the needle on your moral gauge, and who can tell you where to set it? Isn't that entirely up to you?

– OldPadawan
2 days ago




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No good deed goes unpunished

– Dave Gremlin
2 days ago





No good deed goes unpunished

– Dave Gremlin
2 days ago













Are the activities breaking any laws? Does your organisation have a Whistleblower protection scheme or some sort of policy? I note you're in the EU - this may be relevant: consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2019/01/25/…

– AdzzzUK
2 days ago







Are the activities breaking any laws? Does your organisation have a Whistleblower protection scheme or some sort of policy? I note you're in the EU - this may be relevant: consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2019/01/25/…

– AdzzzUK
2 days ago












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