The Bureau has announced that it will be engaging with Congress to advance proposed legislation that would authorize the Bureau to award anyone who report violations of Federal consumer financial law.
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Witnesses presented new evidence at a recent House Subcommittee hearing that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) discriminated against its employees and retaliated against the whistleblowers. It was the fourth hearing in which the CFPB's employees or former employees have testified of discrimination and retaliation within the Bureau since the investigation of such allegations began in April 2014.
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