Impact of the Whistle blowing policy on an employ and organization by Kumudu

Whistle blowing policy The Employment Rights Act of 1996 has provisions about whistleblowing (as amended by the Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998). If a worker has been victimized at work or has lost their job as a result of 'blowing the whistle,' they have the right to take their case to an employment tribunal. Through this whistle blowing policy, an employee of an organization can notify themselves or their organization of any financial misconduct or discrimination. The informant may be an employee or a third party within the organization. Whistle blowing police have been tasked with reporting any misconduct within the organization. In such a case the employees should inform their line manager. External whistle blowing is the act of reporting misconduct through the media, police, or social media. When employees or a third party does not trust the company's whistle blowing system, they turn to other public media. Whistleblowing in the workplace is different t...