Whistleblowing (Global)

Raise awareness on reporting wrongdoing under whistleblowing

Course Overview Course Contents Who Should Take This Course? The Assessment Importance of the Course FAQs

Key Learning Points:

  • What type of complaints are classed as Whistleblowing
  • The process behind reaching a decision
  • How a whistleblower is protected legally
  • Anonymity and confidentiality of complaints
  • How you can be kept up to date with investigations
  • What you can do if you think that your concern is not being sufficiently dealt with
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Whistleblowing (Global)
Whistleblowing (Global)
Whistleblowing (Global)
Whistleblowing (Global)
Whistleblowing (Global)
Whistleblowing (Global)
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Course Overview

This engaging course on whistleblowing is designed to empower employees globally in understanding what whistleblowing actually means, how to do it and what protection is offered legally. Through examples and scenario-led learning, learners will gain a thorough understanding of whistleblowing and equip them with the knowledge they need to understand the whistleblowing process.

Course Details

  • Course duration: 30

  • Available in 19 Languages

    Arabic Arabic Brazilian Portugese Chinese Chinese English English Estonian Estonian French French German German Hungarian Hungarian Indonesian Indonesian Japanese Japanese Korean Korean Polish Polish Romanian Romanian Russian Russian Spanish (Latin American) Spanish (Latin American) Spanish Spanish Swedish Swedish Thai Thai Turkish Turkish Cost effective solutions exist for other languages.
  • Certificate on completion
  • Regular course updates
  • Course can be tailored using Adapt Authoring Tool
  • Course can be tailored to meet your specific requirements
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Course Contents

In this immersive course, learners join a fictitious character, Matt, as he learns about whistleblowing and the key steps in raising concerns. The course is split into three main sections:

Decide
Decide
This section looks at examples of whistleblowing and how to take the decision on ‘blowing the whistle’. The section looks into what complaints are considered as whistleblowing and how to make a decision on raising a complaint. Learners will explore about the characteristics of whistleblowing and its benefits to colleagues and the organisation.
Speak Up
Speak Up
This section covers how to raise and report concerns and the policy and legal protection for whistleblowing. This section focuses on the role of the Citizen’s Advice Bureau and details on whistleblowing hotline details. Learners will also review the policy and legal protection for whistleblowing and the correct way to raise concerns.
Review and Speak Out
Review and Speak Out
This section on speaking out against whistleblowing explores what anonymous and confidential complaints are. Learners will look at how to anonymously and confidently report complaints to a whistleblowing helpline and how to keep updated on investigations and what to do if the concern is not being dealt with.
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The Assessment

Learners are quizzed on their understanding throughout the course. The last section of the course contains an assessment to test the learner's knowledge on whistleblowing. To successfully complete the course, learners must pass the assessment challenge by answering 80% of the questions correctly. Learners can also take the assessment again to improve their score.

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Why You Need Whistleblowing Training

Knowing what to do in the event of witnessing or even suspecting malpractice at work can be particularly difficult and even if an employee does know what to in theory, in practice it can be an intimidating process. This is true wherever in the world you are. Malpractice at work shouldn't be treated lightly, but it can be difficult to know what to do in the event of suspecting (or even witnessing!) something wrong taking place.

A whistleblower could be a director, manager, or employee and can report wrongdoing such as something they've seen at work. The wrongdoing must be in the public interest and affect others ranging from employees to the general public. Concerns raised could be about unethical, unsafe, or unlawful practices.

Why You Need Whistleblowing Training

FAQ's

If you have any questions that are not covered here, please get in touch.

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What is whistleblowing?
When an employee witnesses a wrongdoing at their organisation, they can disclose information about the matter to the attention of their employers or a relevant external organisation. This is known as whistleblowing. A whistle blower can disclose any information or activity within their organisation which is deemed wrong, illegal or unethical.
What are the types of whistleblowing?
There are two main types of whistleblowing – internal and external. When an employee suspects a manager or another employee of violating the law in some way, they may decide to “blow the whistle” by reporting the information to their manager, who will then follow company policy in dealing with alleged misconduct. This is known as internal whistleblowing. Whereas in external whistleblowing is when the employee chooses to alert external authority.
Who is protected as a whistle blower by law?
Whistle blowers are protected by law and should not be treated unfairly or lose their job because they 'blow the whistle'. Whistle blowers are protected if they are an employee, including an employee, such as a police officer, NHS employee, office worker, factory worker, a trainee, such as a student nurse, an agency worker or a member of a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP).

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