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Third-party harassment: why employees must come before commercial outcomes
Read full story: Third-party harassment: why employees must come before commercial outcomesFrom 30th October, employers are liable for harassment by clients, customers and contractors. But the real question is whether your employees believe they come first.
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How Do Outsourced Whistleblowing Services Ensure Timely Escalation of Urgent Reports?
Not every whistleblowing report demands the same response. A concern about an expenses policy raised by a cautious employee is a different matter from a report describing an active safety breach, ongoing financial fraud, or imminent harm to a colleague. The test of an outsourced whistleblowing service is not simply whether it receives reports –…
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Whistleblowing Service Selection
Selecting an external whistleblowing service is one of the most consequential decisions a compliance or HR leader makes. The system you choose shapes how employees experience the process of raising concerns, how quickly your organisation responds, and whether the programme commands genuine trust across your workforce. Get it right and you have a cornerstone of…
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User Group Meeting (UGM) 2026
Expert whistleblowing and speak up insight, open discussion and learnings from and for our clients Thursday 5th November | 8.30am to 1.00pm | City of London We are bringing our Safecall community together for the first time at our User Group Meeting (UGM) 2026. Join us in London on the morning of Thursday 5th November,…
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Internal versus external training: the pros and cons
A lot of organisations have already built internal training capability, and that investment isn’t wasted. But the October 2026 standard asks a specific question about independence and expertise – and internal training, on its own, has a more limited answer to it than many employers currently realise. A decision most organisations made before the law…
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Elearning versus expert-led training: the pros and cons
Both elearning and expert-led training have a role to play in meeting the October 2026 standard. The question is which job each one is actually good at – and what you can prove about it if a tribunal ever asks. The choice most organisations make without thinking about it For most organisations, the decision between…
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Employment Rights Act 2025 (ERA) Readiness Assessment
Are you prepared for the Employment Rights Act 2025 changes on harassment prevention? The Question is no longer whether you’ve done something. It’s whether you can prove you’ve done everything. From 30 October 2026, employers must be able to demonstrate they have taken all reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace. This free…