ASIC backs whistleblowing project

ASIC has written to more than 30,000 Australian companies encouraging them to take part in academic research focused on improving whistleblowing procedures.

by | May 5, 2016

The corporate regulator is one of 22 organisations backing the Australian Research Council project titled Whistling While They Work 2, which is aimed at improving managerial responses to whistleblowers in Australian public and private organisations.

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