New Jersey’s Conscientious Employee Protection Act protects employees who blow the whistle on wrongdoing. That can include reporting conduct that the employee reasonably believes violates “a law, rule or regulation ... or a clear mandate of public policy.” The employee doesn’t have to get very specific, especially claiming he blew the whistle on conduct that violates public policy.
When employee sues, beware whistle-blower add-on that alleges violation of public policy
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