Why was ISO 37002 created? Evolution of the legal whistleblowing landscape The Whistleblowing landscape has evolved significantly over the last few years. High-profile cases have prompted new whistleblower protection regulations and legislation...
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If you own a business in Australia, it is your responsibility to ensure that your whistleblower policy complies with the whistleblower policy under the Corporations Act. Failure to do so warrants severe penalties. Aside from the criminal penalties...
Read More →With famous Whistleblowing cases put under the spotlight, new legislation (such as the EU Whistleblowers Protection Directive) are being put forward to better protect people who speak up; in this context, it becomes inevitable for your Organization...
Read More →In this article, I will explain the key elements to take into consideration to have an effective whistleblowing program and tool within your organisation.
Read More →It seems like every day there is a headline about corporate misconduct. Whether it's financial impropriety, sexual harassment, discrimination, or bullying, unethical behaviour is no longer swept under the carpet. Organisations now face charges of...
Read More →You have developed your whistleblowing policy and thought through each step of your whistleblowing process. Now your whistleblowing platform is all set up, and you can receive anonymous reports. You also understand how to receive anonymous reports,...
Read More →It’s imperative for organisations to focus on the experience a whistleblower goes through. In addition, the organisation needs to adhere to its internal whistleblowing processes, which often don't go exactly to plan. When the process is dependent on...
Read More →Mobility has taken over the world. Almost everyone has a mobile phone and whether it’s news, messaging, or social media, there is a good chance it is happening on mobile. We are attached to our devices, and we feel naked when they are not with us.
Read More →The heavy lifting is complete. You’ve written your whistleblowing policy, implemented a whistleblowing platform, and communicated your program to your employees. Everyone knows their responsibilities for receiving and responding to anonymous reports...
Read More →You receive the email alert that your organisation has a new report of misconduct. A whistleblower has taken the time to make a report through your whistleblowing platform, and the information is now in front of you. You have an anonymous channel...
Read More →One of the most stressful events in one’s life is submitting a report as a whistleblower. From the uncertainty of what might happen to the anxiety of making a report, they are under incredible pressure. It’s at this point the whistleblower is...
Read More →Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Google, Uber, Deliveroo, Amazon, Netflix – the list of apps we use in our lives is only growing larger. You can now do just about anything – make a trip, order your dinner, watch a movie, and interact with your friends...
Read More →Companies are increasingly putting whistleblowing policies and guidelines in place. It’s a great initiative, but where do you start? For many organizations, it's a new process and they are writing a whistleblowing policy for the first time.
Read More →While there are over 7,000 languages in the world, over half of the world’s population speaks one of 23 languages as their mother tongue. 23 languages might sound like a small number, but the population they present is close to 4 billion people....
Read More →When an employee makes a whistleblowing report, it’s a harrowing experience. From deciding to make a report to actually submitting it, the whistleblower's journey is filled with stress. This uncertainty holds employees back from whistleblowing,...
Read More →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...
Read More →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.
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