Why a third of potential Kiwi whistleblowers stay silent
IBE hopes a new Speak Up app will help nervous employees right some wrongs.
Wed, 10 Jul 2019
A third of Kiwis who spotted something nefarious at work chose not to say anything out of fear, according to a survey by the Institute of Business Ethics.
The UK-based IBE’s Ethics at Work survey found 34% of New Zealanders who have been aware of misconduct at work decided not to speak up.
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