The updated guidance includes a section on "Whistleblowing for trade sanctions" following introduction ofThe Public Interest Disclosure (Prescribed Persons) (Amendment) Order 2025, which enters into force on 26 June 2025. From this date, individuals can make a whistleblowing disclosure to OTSI about...
This week, the UK government published its much-anticipated guidance on the new corporate criminal offence of "failure to prevent fraud". The introduction of the guidance, means that the new offence, introduced as part of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA), w...
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This includes a six-monthly report from our independent ombudsman and an independent benchmark of our Speak Up processes by Protect, the leading authority on whistleblowing in the UK, which compared us to industry best-practice in multiple areas. Ethics Champions We have over 100 Ethics Champions...
High Bar for Causation in Whistleblowing Dismissal Claims Clarified Government Consultation Suggests Making Flexible Working the Default Violence and Harassment Convention: Opportunity To Increase Protection Against Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
whistleblowing cases and an interesting case on redundancy consultation featuring a “pool of one”. It also includes a news roundup on new proposed “strike-breaking” legislation, more news on employment and the menopause, and important employment guida...
Interim relief – currently used mainly in whistleblowing cases – allows a hearing at very short notice at which the Tribunal can issue a ‘continuation of contract order’ to ensure that the employee continues to be paid while the matter is litigated. I can see why the Government might ...
Firms used a range of methods to detect misconduct, the most prevalent being reactive routes such as grievances or similar formal processes (50%), and through alternative reporting routes such as whistleblowing. Disciplinary or “other” actions were taken in 43% of cases. In the remainder, ...
The EY whistleblowing policy The EY UK Terms of Reference Details on how EY supports its commitment to the professionalism, openness and risk management principles of the AFGC through recruitment, development activities, objective setting, performance evaluation, remuneration, progression, other forms of...