Warsaw City Hall Has Fired a Whistleblower. A Report Has Been Filed with the Prosecutor's Office.
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Warsaw City Hall responded to media reports about the dismissal of an employee of the Municipal Roads Authority. The man lost his job after reporting possible irregularities to officials and was granted whistleblower status. "The protection of whistleblowers is not absolute," the city hall emphasized. The Municipal Roads Authority issued a statement.
Attorney Bartosz Lewandowski filed a report alleging possible criminal activity by Warsaw City Hall officials. This concerns a whistleblower case.
A whistleblower from Warsaw's ZDM (Municipal Road Traffic Authority) who received written protection from Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski has been fired, Zero.pl reported. The man allegedly filed a complaint against ZDM authorities, and Trzaskowski's colleagues forwarded the complaint to the people involved. The whistleblower appealed to the labor court. "Retaliatory actions against whistleblowers constitute a crime under Article 55 of the Whistl…
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