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ARTICLE · 01 SEPTEMBER 2023

EU Whistleblowing Update – January 2023

This first EU Whistleblower Directive webinar of 2023 featured NAVEX whistleblowing expert Jan Stappers and Susan Battye, Partner at Walkers (Ireland) LLP. The session focused...

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This first EU Whistleblower Directive webinar of 2023 featured NAVEX whistleblowing expert Jan Stappers and Susan Battye, Partner at Walkers (Ireland) LLP. The session focused on the latest developments in whistleblowing, key steps organizations should take to ensure effective whistleblowing practices are in place, and updates specific to the Irish transposition of the Directive.

By December 17, 2021, EU Member States were required to transpose the EU Whistleblower Protection Directive into their national law. Now, over one year past the deadline, there are still several countries within the EU that still need to transpose the Directive into their national whistleblowing laws.

At the time of writing, these include Austria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, Slovakia and Spain.

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