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Great course to have a qualification for and presented by a knowledgeable trainer-Allan was great and it was a pleasure to meet him. The venue was a good location with plenty of parking and lovely staff who work there. The room smelt lovely too! Nice that refreshments were provided alongside a mini fridge. 😊

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Whistleblowing eLearning

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£ 15 +Vat
  • Approximately 30 minutes
  • Completely Online
  • Valid for 3 years
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Whistleblowing eLearning

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About the Whistleblowing eLearning Course

The “Whistleblowing eLearning” course provides guidance on whistleblowing, which involves employees reporting certain types of wrongdoing within an organisation. This course helps individuals understand what constitutes whistleblowing, the distinction between whistleblowing and non-whistleblowing disclosures, the concept of qualifying and protected disclosures, and the whistleblowing process.

This course aims to educate individuals about the importance of whistleblowing in maintaining organisational integrity, ethics, and legal compliance. It clarifies the types of disclosures that are protected by whistleblowing laws and the steps individuals should take when considering blowing the whistle on wrongdoing.

Learning Outcomes
  • Examples of Whistleblowing: Provides insights into situations and disclosures that are considered whistleblowing, emphasising their significance in promoting accountability and ethical conduct.
  • Examples of Non-Whistleblowing Disclosures: Distinguishes between disclosures that qualify as whistleblowing and those that do not, helping individuals understand the boundaries of whistleblowing.
  • Qualifying and Protected Disclosures: Explains the concept of qualifying disclosures that merit legal protection and highlights the importance of safeguarding whistleblowers who make protected disclosures.
  • The Whistleblowing Process: Outlines the typical steps involved in the whistleblowing process, from recognising wrongdoing to making a report and seeking protection.