If you discovered serious, widespread wrongdoing at your place of work, who would you tell? Select all that apply.

If you discovered serious, widespread wrongdoing at your place of work, who would you tell? Select all that apply. Published on October 6, 2021 → Survey conducted on October 6, 2021 on 7027 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

A supervisor

43%

Your boss

46%

Your colleagues

22%

Human resources

34%

Friends or family

28%

Religious leaders

Law enforcement agencies

20%

Journalists

Other

No one

10%

A supervisor

43%

Your boss

46%

Your colleagues

22%

Human resources

34%

Friends or family

28%

Religious leaders

Law enforcement agencies

20%

Journalists

Other

No one

10%

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