Civil Circles

Public sector integrity commissioner should be fired for failing whistleblowers, says critic David Hutton

But Conservative MP Kelly McCauley says the problem isn't Joe Friday, and Friday points to problems in the law underpinning his office's work.

Public Sector Integrity Commissioner Joe Friday is facing pressure from whistleblower protection advocates to step down after a House committee heard testimony critical of the performance of his office. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

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BY MARCO VIGLIOTTI

April 19, 2017

The man who heads the office supporting whistleblowers in the federal public service should be removed from his job because he's failed to perform his legislatively mandated duties, alleges whistleblower advocate David Hutton. Public Sector Integrity Commissioner Joe Friday can't continue in his...

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