Duration: 20 minutes | Format: Editable PPT
The UK Government defines whistle-blowing as, "....when a worker reports suspected wrongdoing at work. It can be about things that aren't right, are illegal or if anyone at work is neglecting their duties."
Anyone is entitled to blow the whistle if they feel they have witnessed wrongdoing at work, and will be protected by law if they do so. However, it is very important that employees have a clear understanding of what circumstances are considered reasonable cause for blowing the whistle and the measures they should take when doing so.
Our training presentation covers all the key issues your staff should be aware of in relation to whistle-blowing, including busting some common myths and discussing reasons why people often feel reluctant to get involved.
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Our free presentation explains:
- What is whistle-blowing?
- What are the factors to consider before blowing the whistle?
- Why is whistle-blowing so important?
- Employee responsibilities
