7 myths about whistleblowing
The EU’s new Whistleblower Directive has sparked a lot of discussion in both public and private sector organizations. This is understandable, and of course a
The EU Whistleblowing Directive is intended to ensure that whistleblowers who detect breaches of EU law in their work can report them without being subject to negative measures. The Directive requires acknowledgement of receipt and feedback to be given within a specified time limit.
The EU Whistleblowing Directive obliges the creation of a whistleblowing channel in which the whistleblower’s identity is protected. All reports of suspicions of misdemeanours must be recorded and processed professionally, and an acknowledgement of receipt must be given to the person submitting the report within seven days of receiving the report. A whistleblower must be given feedback on the handling of the report within three months.
The EU’s new Whistleblower Directive has sparked a lot of discussion in both public and private sector organizations. This is understandable, and of course a
Whistleblowing solution Granite Whistleblow is a service, which enables organizations to provide a channel that protects the whistleblower’s identity, i.e. a whistleblowing channel for exposing
Whistleblowing abuse reports are made when someone notices an organization’s operator doing something unethical, against regulations or even illegal inside or outside the organization. The
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