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How to get compliant with the Whistleblowing Law

We can define compliance and corporate regulations as a set of good practices, monitoring procedures and control measures. The aim of such measures is to prevent misconduct and ensure proper reaction against crimes and violations of the law. Such violations could be associated with corruption, malpractice, and non-compliance with current laws and regulations. By adopting preventive compliance measures such as a whistleblowing solution, we can reduce the risks of companies experiencing misconduct and wrongdoings.

Compliance: Advantages and benefits for organisations 

To comply with the legislation, companies are encouraged to follow Ethics and Compliance regulations, as well as implement an internal reporting channel. This is extra relevant as it relates to the guidelines established in the EU Whistleblowing Directive, as well as existing and upcoming national whistleblower laws.  

In addition to the above, business ethics, transparency and good corporate governance are values that have become increasingly important. Aside from being a legal obligation. Implementing a safe and secure whistleblowing solution is a responsible choice for organisations. This can prevent future conflicts in a work-related context, and well-positions organisations in anticipation of future ethical and legal market demands. 

Compliance and whistleblowing solutions in companies are an investment for the future 

By implementing compliance and protocols in our organisation, we can improve our competitiveness and maintain control over activities. In addition, it will also have a positive impact on relations between the company and its stakeholders. 

When implementing an internal whistleblowing solution, the main objectives are to ensure compliance, as well as to prevent and minimize risks related to bad practices and breaches of labor rights. For this reason, it is also important to carefully consider the necessary investment. The company must be protected in the event a crime has been committed, or when facing a problem in which the organisation is criminally responsible. 

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