Professional Training

Disclosure & Whistleblowing in Charities - A Bite-Sized Guide - Webinar

Length
0.5 hours
Next course start
17 May, 2024 See details
Course delivery
Self-Paced Online
Length
0.5 hours
Next course start
17 May, 2024 See details
Course delivery
Self-Paced Online

Course description

The law states that whistleblowers must not be treated unfairly as a result of reporting an issue. However, recent cases have shown that reporting is not without risk or consequences for both whistleblowers and charities.


Presented by Paul Martin, this short webinar will explore the issues relating to whistleblowing as well as the general obligations of disclosure that are imposed upon a charity.


Topics to be discussed include what should be reported and to whom, protections that exist for whistleblowers, how a charity should respond to a complaint, how to develop a culture that encourages people to speak up, and much more.

Upcoming start dates

1 start date available

17 May, 2024

  • Self-Paced Online
  • Online
  • English

Outcome / Qualification etc.

Following all MBL courses, a certificate of attendance will be provided for those who are required to evidence their CPD activity to a professional body.

Training Course Content

Introduction

Charities enjoy considerable public support but with that comes a greater expectation from the public that they be run properly. Recent cases highlighted by the media show instances where charities have failed to heed the warnings made by staff and major problems have resulted.

The law states that those reporting wrongdoing, ‘whistleblowers’, must not be treated unfairly as a result of reporting an issue.

However recent cases have shown that reporting is not without risk or consequences for both the whistleblower and the charity.

This short webinar will explore the issues relating to whistleblowing as well as the general obligations of disclosure that are imposed upon a charity.

What You Will Learn

This webinar will cover the following:

  • The legislation around whistleblowing
  • What should be reported and to whom?
  • The protections that exist for whistleblowers
  • What happens after a complaint has been made
  • Where to get help before making a complaint
  • How a charity should respond to a whistleblowing complaint
  • The other disclosures that should be made
  • How to develop a culture that encourages people to speak up

Expenses

From £99
MBL Seminars Limited
C/o Law Business Research
Holborn Gate, 330 High Holborn
WC1V 7QT London

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