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ARTICLE · 12 MARCH 2018

Workplace Integrity And Crisis Response Initiative

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2017 saw changes in attitudes towards reporting workplace misconduct. The shifts that occurred were precipitated by a workforce that has come to expect that corporates behave in a fundamentally ethical fashion.

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2017 saw changes in attitudes towards reporting workplace misconduct. The shifts that occurred were precipitated by a workforce that has come to expect that corporates behave in a fundamentally ethical fashion. Challenges have been and are faced by individuals, businesses, and organisations in a number of industries, including the media, technology, charity, sports, and professional and financial services. Whilst developments have accelerated in recent months, the changes they have brought merely represent new elements in an ongoing, longer-term readjustment of the relationship between businesses on the one hand, and the individuals with whom they interact on the other.

The philosophies determining current ways of working were not designed to operate in such a world. In the prevailing climate, businesses must take a holistic view of the matters which their employees and stakeholders may report to them, adopting policies and procedures which treat such issues as

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