Employees who are willing to step forward, usually at great personal sacrifice, to reveal wrongdoing of the part of their employers are guilty of.

They are guilty of nothing, what they are doing is called whistle-blowing and it is not a crime, it a way of stopping crimes from being committed.

Explanation:

A whistle-blower is an employee or any person within an organization that informs about illegal activities carried out within the organization. Sometimes whistle-blowers can even earn money form doing the right thing. For example, the IRS pays whistle-blowers up to 30% of additional money it collects by using information provided by whistle-blowers.

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