It's difficult to tell from your post who is in what position and what exactly happened. It's never "right" to blame things on someone else. But being right or wrong isn't the same as being legal or not legal. If there's not a legality issue (is there? ), then there isn't anything to do from that point of view. It's always possible to go over someone's head and report it to someone higher up - whether it's a good idea to do so or not is a different matter. (That is, if the CEO is at fault in some way and your husband gets blamed for it, what is the reason he can't report the CEO?) But that's about as far as you can go with it. Your husband has to decide whether he thinks it would do any good, what the consequences might be, and then what happens to him because of it.
But you two have to make that decision. Having people on a forum online agree that it it's not "right" to blame other people is not going to be worth anything to people at this company.
I've had many things happen at jobs that weren't "right," but it didn't mean I could do anything about it.
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