This document summarizes a study on whistleblowing policies in various organizations. It begins with defining whistleblowing as drawing attention to wrongdoing within organizations. It then outlines the characteristics of whistleblowing and the objectives of the study. The document discusses the different types of whistleblowing and key issues related to whistleblowing policies. Finally, it provides examples of whistleblowing policies from CDSL and Aditya Birla Group, concluding that whistleblowing is a moral obligation when done for the right reasons.
This document summarizes a study on whistleblowing policies in various organizations. It begins with defining whistleblowing as drawing attention to wrongdoing within organizations. It then outlines the characteristics of whistleblowing and the objectives of the study. The document discusses the different types of whistleblowing and key issues related to whistleblowing policies. Finally, it provides examples of whistleblowing policies from CDSL and Aditya Birla Group, concluding that whistleblowing is a moral obligation when done for the right reasons.
This document summarizes a study on whistleblowing policies in various organizations. It begins with defining whistleblowing as drawing attention to wrongdoing within organizations. It then outlines the characteristics of whistleblowing and the objectives of the study. The document discusses the different types of whistleblowing and key issues related to whistleblowing policies. Finally, it provides examples of whistleblowing policies from CDSL and Aditya Birla Group, concluding that whistleblowing is a moral obligation when done for the right reasons.
MS.PAYAL NAYAK MS.PRAGYAN PARAMITA DAS CONTENTS OF THE TOPIC INTRODUCTION & MEANING FEATURES/CHARACTERISTICS OBJECTIVE TYPES OF WHISTLE BLOWING WHISTLE BLOWING KEY ISSUES WHISTLE BLOWING POLICIES IN VARIOUS ORGANISATION CONCLUSION INTRODUCTION & MEANING
Whistle blowing is the act of drawing public attention, or the attention of an
authority figure, to perceived wrongdoing, misconduct, unethical activity within public, private or third-sector organizations. Corruption, fraud, bullying, health and safety violation, cover-ups and discrimination are common activities highlighted by whistle blowers. FEATURES/CHARACTERISTICS Whistle-blowing is not the same as complaint:- It is not a witness of a crime:- It is non-public information:-Substantial importance:- Desired changes:- Voluntary way:- Moral protest: Moral:- Public interest disclosure:- OBJECTIVES TYPES OF WHISTLE BLOWING WHISTLE BLOWING KEY ISSUES Disclosure of wrong doing: Type of wrong doing: Whistle blower: Whistle blowing hotlines: Whistle blowing procedure/process: - WHISTLEBLOWER POLICY OF CDSL(Central Depository Services Limited) Every employee of the Company is expected to promptly report to the management any actual or possible violation of the Code of Conduct or any other unlawful or unethical or improper practice or act or activity concerning the Company. The unlawful or unethical or improper practice or act or activity (hereinafter referred to as an “alleged wrongful conduct”) may include, but is not limited to, any of the following: A violation of any law Misuse or misappropriation of the Company’s assets Incorrect financial reporting A substantial and specific danger to health and safety An abuse of authority. WHISTLEBLOWER POLICY OF ADITYA BIRLA GROUP Applicability of this policy:- All the listed companies and other companies of the Aditya Birla Group in India, which are required by law to have a vigil mechanism, shall adopt this policy and get it approved by its Board of Directors. All other companies in India are recommended to adopt this policy. Coverage of this policy:- This policy is applicable to all the Group Companies in India, including all Employees* and Directors. CONCLUSION Now I would like to conclude the above topic by considering the overall situation. whistle is a moral obligation and the deeper interests of the professional, morality and it is a right decision depends on its outcome. Too see wrong and not to explode it, is it become a silent partner to its continuance. And whistle blowing is an issue receiving public attention and systematic study need to have a well-developed theoretical framework to support it. THANK YOU FOR GIVING YOUR VALUBLE TIME TO US