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Whistleblowing Officer - MasterClass
Whistleblowing Directive and Whistleblower Protection Act
Who is the course for
Porovnat s ostatními kurzyAll organizations with more than 50 employees, most public procurement contractors and AML-obligated persons must set up a whistleblowing process according to the EU directive and the Czech Act on the Protection of Whistleblowers.
The Whistleblowing Officer MasterClass shows you how
Create a secure channel for filing whistleblowing reports
Set notification rules in the organization's internal regulations
Inform employees and other persons about the possibility of using this channel
Appoint a sufficiently qualified investigating Whistleblowing Officer
What will you learn
More information- Post the prescribed information on the website
- Set rules and deadlines for examination of notices
- Ensure that the informant, the whistleblower, is informed about the measures taken
- Implement measures to protect whistleblowers and other persons from retaliation (e.g. termination of employment, reassignment to another position, mandatory medical examination, discrimination, etc.)
Terms
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Timeline
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- Refreshments No
- Exam No
Prestigious certification included
Whistleblowing Officer - MasterClass
The final exam takes the form of a written test with the choice of the correct answer from the test questions.
Exam format
10 questions
30 minutes
Passing score 70%
Exam language: Czech
Frequently asked questions
All questionsWhat is Whistleblowing?
Whistleblowing is a term used to describe a situation where a person (called a whistleblower) discloses information about unethical, illegal or inappropriate behavior taking place within an organisation, usually a public sector or private business. This person may be an employee, former employee or even a member of the public who has access to confidential information.
What is the Whistleblower Protection Act?
The Whistleblower Protection Act is legislation designed and enacted to provide protection and support to individuals who choose to report illegal, unethical or inappropriate practices in an organization, often referred to as whistleblowers.
The goal of this law is to create a legal framework that motivates individuals to disclose such practices and thus prevents them from possible reprisals or consequences associated with their whistleblowing.
How does the final exam and certification work?
The final exam can be taken:
a) Online from the comfort of your home.
b) On paper at the TAYLLORCOX campus.
If you are interested, you can purchase additional exam insurance, with which you get a second attempt for free in the event of failure on the first attempt.
The outcome of a successfully completed exam is a prestigious, accredited and globally recognized certificate.
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