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Judiciary employee survey shows general job happiness, but a reluctance to report workplace misconduct

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By Emily R. Condon and Tierney Sneed, CNN (CNN) — Fewer than half of employees of the federal judiciary believe court workers are willing to report instances of workplace misconduct, according to results of a long-awaited survey conducted by the judicial branch. The judges who spearheaded the review said, in a press call shortly after the report was released, the judiciary branch compared “favorably” to the other two branches of the US governmen…

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Judiciary employee survey shows general job happiness, but a reluctance to report workplace misconduct

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