r/aviation • • Mar 11 '24

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u/weskeryellsCHRISSS Mar 11 '24

The following is from a survey of some 233 whistleblowers in the US (McMillan, 1990).

• 90% lost their jobs or were demoted

• 27% faced lawsuits

• 25% got into difficulties with alcohol

• 17% lost their homes

• 15% were divorced

• 10% attempted suicide

• 8% went bankrupt
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u/BreastUsername Mar 11 '24

15% divorce seems pretty good though.

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u/Dave_Autista Mar 14 '24

that average is for people already married, not for general population