The Ethical Investigations and Integrity Act requires the Secretary of Labor to enter into written agreements with individuals before providing.
The Ethical Investigations and Integrity Act mandates that the Secretary of Labor enter into written agreements with individuals before providing adverse assistance, which includes the disclosure of information for potential use in civil actions. These agreements must detail the nature and scope of the assistance and be shared with any employer or contractor that may be adversely impacted. The Secretary must also submit annual reports to Congress detailing the assistance provided, including information shared and communications made.
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