Whistleblowing 2
In movies and TV shows the good guys always know what to do to save the day. But in real life, things are a little more complicated. If you suspect others face risk, wrongdoing, or malpractice because of your organisation, you might need to stand up for what’s right and become a whistleblower.
Learning outcomes:
- Recognise when whistleblowing is necessary to protect others from wrongdoing, risk, or malpractice
- Differentiate between whistleblowing and personal grievances
- Identify the key steps in making a report to ensure confidence in your claims
- Understand how the law applies to whistle-blowers to protect yourself from legal breaches
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