Whistleblowing
Rated 4.9 out of 5. Sometimes you make a disclosure to a nominated person inside your own organisation
Whistleblowing is the disclosure of information relating to wrong doing within a company or organisation
People who disclose wrongdoing may be considered a hero or a villain!
An interactive and engaging online course on whistleblowing for employees.
This course covers
- what whistleblowing is and what steps you may need to take to make a disclosure
- when it may be appropriate to disclose internally
- when a public disclosure may be the best course of action
- what protection whistleblowers may expect under the law
“The employee who, in the public interest, has the independence of judgement and the personal courage to challenge malpractice or illegality is a kind of public hero.”
Fuad Alakbarov
How it works
This online training course gives a general overview of whistleblowing in business. A whistleblower is the term given to a person who reports wrongdoing – usually within a large organisation – and this activity can be considered immoral, illegal or against the code of conduct.
You will look at what whistleblowing is, what may be included in a whistle blowing policy, what whistleblower protection exists under the law and what steps this person may take when exposing wrongdoing either internally or outside the organisation.
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