Overview and Regulatory Context
The national regime has its own scope and conditions. An organisation may accept a broader range of concerns under its policy, but this does not mean that all of them automatically receive the same legal protection. The assessment distinguishes receiving information, following it up and respecting people's rights.
Course Curriculum & Modules
The syllabus is structured into 5 sequential lessons featuring video sessions, critical control checks, and practical decision scenarios:
Who can be a whistleblower and in which contexts
recognise the work-related relationships relevant to whistleblower protection
Which breaches may be covered
distinguish reports within the legal scope from other communications received
Internal reporting, external reporting and public disclosure
explain the differences between reporting routes and their conditions
Conditions for protection, rights and safeguards
identify the conditions for protection and their limits
Case studies on the application of protection
use an assessment grid to examine situations involving protection
UNOVOX designs tailored executive compliance programmes for corporations and public bodies, aligned with internal codes of conduct and verifiable audit reports.