You may not realise it, but whistleblowing can have a
hugely positive effect on your business, as well as your employees,
your customers, and other stakeholders. In fact, it's such a
powerful tool that it really could save your business, providing
the right procedures are in place and everyone knows their
roles.
Here's everything you need to know about using the
whistleblowing process for the good of your business.
What is whistleblowing?
Whistleblowing is the name given to the action of employees
reporting wrongdoing within the company. Also known in some areas
as 'disclosure in the public interest', there is
traditionally two key forms of whistleblowing, external and
internal.
