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Grievances →
Grievances are formal complaints raised by employees regarding workplace issues, such as unfair treatment, policy violations, or dissatisfaction with work, salary or working conditions.
Privacy - Whistle Blowing →
Involves breaches of data protection laws and regulations on the protection of personal data. This would include, in particular, cases involving large quantities of data or particularly sensitive data. Examples: 
  • the unlawful disclosure of business and trade secrets
  • the misuse of data
  • the insufficient access protection to sensitive data
Environmental protection - Whistle Blowing →
Environmental protection includes any environmental offenses and environmental damage. For example: 
  • Illegal disposal of waste
  • Improper handling of pollutants
  • Water, soil, or air pollution
Embezzlement - Whistle Blowing →
This would include all property offenses to the detriment of the company. For example: 
  • Theft or misappropriation of company property
  • Withholding company funds or work materials
  • Personal enrichment
Conflicts of interest - Whistle Blowing →
A conflict of interest occurs when a person/company is entangled in multiple interests that may corrupt that person's/company's motivations or decision-making. One such situation would be when an employee's personal interests come into conflict with those of the company, and the company suffers damage as a result. 
Manipulation of business documents/balance sheets - Whistle Blowing →
This would refer, in particular, to violations of applicable accounting standards or generally accepted accounting principles, resulting in misrepresentations in the company's financial reporting. For example: improper preparation or falsification of invoices, credit notes, financial statements, audit trails, etc. 
Antitrust and competition law - Whistle Blowing →
This would include infringements that counteract the securing and maintenance of effective market competition. An anti-competitive situation is when there is collusion or an exchange of competition-relevant information between companies and their competitors, for example. 
Violations of codes of conduct at the workplace as well as human rights violations - Whistle Blowing →
These include violations of working conditions as well as human rights violations. For example: 
  • Discrimination
  • Bullying
  • Unequal treatment
  • Harassment
  • Disrespect
  • Working time violations
Nepotism - Whistle Blowing →