3 Accidental Whistleblowers (Fired for Doing their Jobs Well)
Whistleblowers can and should be integral forces within our compliance programs, but often they’re dismissed, branded traitors and blacklisted instead. ...
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5 Rewards — and Drawbacks — of Being a Whistleblower
Reporting wrongdoing at work will never be easy. So why do whistleblowers go ahead?
The Year of the Anti-Corruption Whistleblower: Who Will Blow Their Whistle Next in Asia?
The number of whistleblower reports to the SEC out of China has increased more than five fold in the past ...
Avenues for Reporting Employee Concerns
Do you - or does your company - tend to make things harder than they need to be? Compliance is ...
Ignoring Issues Raised By Cybersecurity Whistleblowers Only Compounds the Problem
2015 continues the trend of expensive and high-profile data breaches. Given both the business costs and the legal liability associated ...
DOJ Antitrust Whistleblower Program: What You Need to Know
New program will collaborate with US Postal Service
DOJ’s New CEP Proposes Guaranteed Declination for Some Self-Reporters
The Trump Administration continues reshaping its approach to corporate crime, with the DOJ issuing major revisions of its corporate enforcement ...
Whistleblowers Poised to Play Leading Role in Cybersecurity Enforcement
DOJ, SEC rely heavily on whistleblowing in enforcing cyber rules
Top Stories of 2024
Seismic shifts are threatening to reshape the modern compliance landscape, from Supreme Court decisions tossing out decades of regulatory advantages ...
Which Hills Are Worth Dying On?
Whistleblowing & the delicate art of knowing when to push back — and when to let go
News Roundup: SEC Actions Heat Up at End of Summer
Gartner warns GCs to closely monitor election risk; scramble commences over EU names rule
Seeking to Incentivize Voluntary Disclosure, DOJ Rolls Out New Whistleblower Pilot Program
Program includes caps on monetary rewards whistleblowers can receive
