New research reveals that 45% of employees are unwilling to raise concerns about misconduct in the workplace. The IBE's Ethics at Work Survey found that 36% of UK employees said their line manager rewarded good results even if ethically questionable practices were used. However, 71% of those surveyed said their line manager sets a good example. Eight percent of UK workers surveyed felt pressured to compromise their current employer's standards of ethical conduct, with time pressures cited as the most common reason. The VW and doping in Russian athletics scandals have both highlighted whistle blowers. According to the German magazine Wi