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ARTICLE · 03 APRIL 2023

Whistleblowing Benchmark Report, 2023

The annual Safecall Whistleblowing Benchmark Report is out this month.

United KingdomEmployment and HR

The annual Safecall Whistleblowing Benchmark Report is out this month.

Each year this benchmarking report produces some interesting research insights, and this year is no different.

The results can best be summed up as: a return to pre-Covid normal for some; systems and people under pressure for others.

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Whistleblowing Rates of Engagement

Whereas some sectors have experienced a return to levels of whistleblowing similar to those pre-Covid, there are key sectors (Healthcare +36%, Not for profit +33%, Retail +25% and Local government +10%) that are seeing a huge increase in the rate of reports being received.

This reflects a response to the return to workplace environments, with those sectors feeling the lingering effects of Covid, as well as current societal and economic shifts, being hit hardest. However, others – banking and finance for instance – that have always been heavily regulated by whistleblowing legislation are

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