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Silence isn’t safety | How whistleblowing still goes wrong inside good HR teams

Two people standing behind opaque glass conversing in an office setting
Two people standing behind opaque glass conversing in an office setting

Several high-profile whistleblowing cases have graced national and international newsfeeds in recent months. 

Notably, one singled out HR failings as a contributing factor, with the function named in two protected disclosures. 

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