Assume that Pete, the maintenance worker in Question, was discovered pilfering supplies and was disciplined. Upset, he decides to act on some safety problems he has observed and complained about, and he reports them to the local office of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). When Devon, Pete’s supervisor, finds out that the department will be investigated by OSHA, he is furious. It seems as though Pete is nothing but a troublemaker. What should Devon do?