Organisations are increasingly realising they can’t be reactive when it comes to misconduct and unethical behaviour. Whether issues have surfaced, regulation is dictating it, or they are planning ahead, more organisations are taking action. They are...

Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Google, Uber, Deliveroo, Amazon, Netflix - the list of apps we use in our lives continues to grow. You can make a trip, order your dinner, watch a movie, and interact with your friends without ever speaking with...

Since early February 2018, Whispli is ISO 27001 certified – the global standard for Information Security.

During the past few months, multiple corporate scandals made the headlines, such as LuxLeaks, Dieselgate or Cambridge Analytica. All these revelations have one thing in common: we became aware of them through the voice of individuals who were brave...

Many organisations are seeing the need to give their teams a way to speak up, be it due to media coverage of companies being caught in compromising positions, government legislative changes or their own realisation that their people need to have a...

Coming forward and reporting your boss is a risky business.There is a great deal of fear associated, especially in an environment that does not foster a 'speak-up' culture.

In recent years with the adoption of more digital platforms to aid the procurement process, we hear from many procurement professionals about the lack of visibility throughout the process.

Many organisations believe that once they have written a code of ethics & conduct, and made it accessible on their intranet, that the job is done.

Reports from the NSW Department of Education claims costs of almost $26million related to psychological injuries due to bullying, violence and harassment

What do you think about when you imagine schoolyard bullying?Verbal abuse and insults, public humiliation, aggression, threats, physical attacks?

Westpac has announced who has been selected as the 200 Businesses of Tomorrow.

Whistleblowing actions have been increasingly under the microscope of media outlets around the world.With cases involving some of the largest and most high profile organisations, their business dealings and/or their handling of whistleblowers.

Fraud runs silent, and it runs deep.

Recently, Australian public servants and staffers for politicians have come under the microscope of journalists after it was discovered that some of these individuals have been anonymously editing Wikipedia posts to remove embarrassing information...

In the mind of a Whistleblower Back in 2012, Sylvain Mansotte received the call from the newly appointed Chief Procurement Officer of a large Australian based construction company to assist in the building a new function. He jumped at the chance,...