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This document discusses whistleblowing, which refers to an individual disclosing unethical, illegal, or illegitimate practices within an organization to the proper authority. It defines whistleblowers as people willing to stand up for ethical and moral rights by pointing out waste, fraud, or wrongdoing. The Whistleblowers Protection Act of 2011 provides protections for whistleblowers against retaliation. The purpose of whistleblowing policies is to encourage employees to disclose any misconduct they become aware of. The document outlines guidelines for whistleblowers when reporting issues and for organizations in handling whistleblower cases.
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Firstly, the document discusses whistleblowing and defines it as the release of information by an organization member or former member about illegal or unethical conduct within the organization.
Secondly, it outlines conditions for justified whistleblowing, including that the situation involves sufficient moral importance, the whistleblower has properly understood all facts and significance, and all internal channels have been utilized.
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1. The document discusses whistleblowing, which is when an employee discovers and reports corporate misconduct. There are two types: internal, where the employee reports to their supervisor, and external, where they report to law enforcement or the media.
2. For whistleblowing to be ethical, it must meet 5 conditions, including the misconduct seriously harming the public, exhausting internal reporting procedures, and having convincing evidence. Whistleblowing is unethical if motivated by financial gain or vendetta.
3. The document outlines laws protecting whistleblowers like the Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989 and mechanisms employers should have to handle whistleblower complaints. However, whistleblowing should be a last
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Whistle blowing
- 2. CONCEPT, MEANING & DEFINITION Anindividual’sdecisiontodisclosethein formationregardingunethical,immoral,illegalor illegitimatepracticestoanauthority. Literallyitmeansthatonemakesanoisetoalert otherstomisconduct. ThatpersonisknownasWhistleBlower.
- 3. WHISTLE BLOWER The Whistle blower is some one who is willing to stand-up for what is ethically and morally right, & willing to point-out organisational waste, fraud, or wrong doing.
- 4. THE WHISTLEBLOWERS PROTECTION ACT, 2011 AnActtoprovideprotectiontowhistleblowersand providesafeguardsagainsttheirvictimization. Alternativemechanismtoinquireintocomplaintsmade whileinvokingtheWBPAct. The purposeoftheWBpolicyistoencourageemployees todiscloseanymalpracticeormisconductofwhichthey becomeaware.
- 5. Name of the Companies Name of whistle blower NHAI Sathyendra Dubey IOC Manjunath Sharma Wiki leads Edward Snowdown Enron Sharron Watkinz Here is some examples for Whistle Blowers
- 6. RELATING ETHICS & WHISTLE BLOWING It is not an easy task. An unethical person can’t be a whistle blower (exceptions for jealousy……...)
- 7. OBJECTIVES OF WHISTLE BLOWING Aimed to bring the unethical matter before the public. Increase awareness of the people. Put the wrong-doer on the ethically right track. It protect the public as ethical. To bring justice and fairness in all activity of organisation.
- 8. FEATURES OF WHISTLE BLOWING Org. may be able to take corrective action. It is good for org. but also disrupt the organisation’s operations. It is risky for the W.Blower.
- 10. Complaint (Identity concealed) Discreet Enquiry Seek Report from HoD (CA has powers of civil court) Close the complaint Recommendations to the public authority Victimisation Opportunity of hearing Directions of CA ! Penalty for non- complianc e ! Prisonandpenaltyforrevealing identity ! Penalty up to fifty thousand for not furnishing report ! Prison & fine for false complaint PROCES S Protection Directions of CA !
- 11. GUIDELINES FOR WHISTLE BLOWER 1.Magnitude of Consequences. 2.Probability of Effort. 3.Temporal Immediacy. 4.Proximity. 5.Concentration.
- 12. GUIDELINES FOR ORGANISATION 1.Process should be Transparent. 2.Protect the Confidentiality of the Whistle Blower. 3.Companies should not Fear Crank Call. 4.Make Known the Procedures. 5.Ombudsman must Enjoy High Credibility.