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ARTICLE · 10 APRIL 2019

Building Trust Through Whistleblowing. From Suspected To Expected And Protected

In WhistleB's recent survey of our customers, some 50% of the responses stated that building trust was the main benefit of having a secure, online whistleblowing system in place.

European UnionEmployment and HR

In WhistleB's recent survey of our customers, some 50% of the responses stated that building trust was the main benefit of having a secure, online whistleblowing system in place. This one response confirms a trend I've noted of late, trust is moving up the organisational agenda. As trust moves up, the spotlight is once again being shone on behaviours that deteriorate trust as well as actions and tools that help in protecting or building trust in organisations, including whistleblowing.

In this article we reflect on how it is that whistleblowing has become an accepted tool for combatting some of the greatest threats to organisational trust. These threats include corruption, fraud, discrimination, unsafe workplaces and environmental crime... the very issues that WhistleB helps customers to manage, day in, day out.

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