Does your organisation need a whistleblowing channel?

For organisations in the EU. Four questions show whether EU law requires you to run a whistleblowing channel, and three steps show how to set one up with EthicsPortal.

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Your organisation may be breaking EU law right now. Let's see if this applies to you. Do you have fifty or more workers? Are you in financial services, or do you have anti-money-laundering duties? Then size does not matter. Are you a public body, a municipality, or a company the state controls? Are you in aviation, shipping, or offshore oil and gas? Then size does not matter either. Yes to any question? Then EU law requires you to have a whistleblowing channel. All twenty-seven EU countries have made it national law. And not just any inbox. It must be secure and confidential. Seven days to confirm. Three months to give feedback. Reporters who don't trust your channel can go straight to the authorities. The law protects them. Punishing a reporter, or revealing who they are, is illegal in every EU country. So, how do you become compliant?

Step one. Go to EthicsPortal dot EU and create an account. Step two. Fill in your company details. Step three. Share your secure whistleblowing channel link with your employees. That's it. Your whistleblowing channel is live. Reports stay in the EU. Encrypted. Never sent to an AI. Set up your whistleblowing channel today, at EthicsPortal dot EU.