Dave Davis is a carpet installer employed by Reliable Carpets, a private company. He raises with his supervisor a concern that Reliable has been billing customers for carpets of a higher quality than what was actually installed. The supervisor tells Davis to mind his own business. A few days later, the supervisor reassigns Davis to performing maintenance work at the company’s headquarters. Although the pay is the same, Davis prefers his former job. Reliable has only one public company customer, Bigco, which accounts for about 1 percent of Reliable’s annual revenues. Does Davis have a claim against Reliable under §1514A? Would it matter if all of Reliable’s bills to Bigco are accurate and honest?