28 Miss. Code. R. 301-6.2 - Disclosure
To give effect to its commitment, this policy is designed to protect any Port Authority employee who makes a good faith disclosure of potential misconduct to either a designated Port Authority official or public official as described herein below. More specifically this policy:
A. Encourages employees to disclose wrongful
conduct engaged in by others to the appropriate official, so that prompt,
corrective steps can be taken by the Port Authority;
B. Provides employees with information on how
allegations of potential misconduct can be disclosed;
C. Protects employees from reprisal by
adverse employment action or retaliation as a result of any employee's having
made a good faith disclosure of potential misconduct;
D. Provides employees who believe they have
been subject to any adverse employment action or retaliation as a result of a
good faith disclosure of potential misconduct with a prompt, fair process to
seek relief; and, further
E.
Provides a fair process and protection to any Port Authority employee who is
the subject of a report during any resultant investigation.
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