What You Need to Know About Female Whistleblowers in the Workplace

Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Goldman Sachs, secretly recorded tapes, and a female employee fired -- those are all real life elements from the headlines circulating around Carmen Segarra.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Goldman Sachs, secretly recorded tapes, and a female employee fired -- those are all real life elements from the headlines circulating around Carmen Segarra. She's grabbing a lot of attention for her revelations about the New York Fed 'going soft' on Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs. Lesley Ann Skillen represented several female whistleblowers including Cheryl Eckard, who received the nation's single largest whistleblower payment in 2010 when GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) agreed to settle with the government for $750 million on charges that it manufactured and sold adulterated drug products. Eckard collected at least $96 million. Skillen shared her insights on why so many of the nation's most prominent whistleblowers are women.