Tag: Whistleblowing

The DOJ’s newest division has given its corporate fraud prosecutors their most substantive public guidance yet in the form of ...

National laws don’t protect whistleblowers — yet

An alarming number of workers are choosing to report anonymously likely out of fear of retaliation within their organization

Ethics, values & speak-up culture take center stage at SCCE

Constitutional challenge to whistleblower suits isn’t over, but neither is blistering pace of filings

A concern reaches a manager before it reaches compliance. What that manager does next decides whether the case gets handled, ...

When a friend is the target of a report, resist the urge to disrupt established processes

Each program has different eligibility criteria and benefits, requiring companies to understand all potentially applicable frameworks before self-reporting

Raw hotline metrics rarely tell a nuanced story and can be easily misinterpreted — a decline in reports might suggest ...

While many expect the new administration and Congress to chip away at employee protections, several initiatives in Congress and the ...

In the wake of the Wells Fargo scandal related to the creation of millions of unauthorized accounts, government records revealed ...

Recent SEC settlements should cause in-house counsel to assess their current separation agreements and company policies to ensure the documents ...