Vindman and Subramanyam propose federal worker whistleblower protections, responding to proposed NDA rules and retaliation concerns.
Vindman proposes whistleblower bill: Rep. Eugene Vindman said he and Rep. Suhas Subramanyam introduced the Federal Worker Protection Act, a bill aimed at giving federal whistleblowers “stronger and clearer protections” against intimidation or retaliation for protected disclosures.
Response to NDA proposal: The lawmakers said the measure responds to a proposed Office of Personnel Management nondisclosure agreement for federal workers, which they argue could discourage lawful whistleblowing. The release says the bill has been endorsed by several federal employee unions and associations.
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