Facebook’s Internal Harassment Policy Could Become Influential in the World of Business

By Steve Kardell | Published March 5, 2018 | Posted in Employee Rights | Tagged Tags: best practices for whistleblower hotline reporting, Facebook, harassment |

In December, Facebook publicly released its internal company policy on harassment in the hopes that other companies would be able to learn from them. The idea, according to two executives of the corporation, is that if “more companies are open about their policies,” more will be able to learn from each other. In Facebook’s policy, Read More

Best Practices for Whistleblower Hotline Reporting

By Steve Kardell | Published July 4, 2016 | Posted in Whistleblower Litigation | Tagged Tags: best practices for whistleblower hotline reporting |

There are currently more whistleblower protections than ever before in the United States, making it absolutely necessary for public agencies and private companies to have processes in place for whistleblowers to make their reports. One such avenue is a phone hotline, which can help to quickly pinpoint organizational misconduct and be a starting point for Read More

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