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Information Pages:

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– Appealing a dismissal Template

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– Breach of confidence and whistleblowing
– Bullying harassment and discrimination

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– Compensation
– Contact our advice line
– COVID-19 ADVICE

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– Damages: how to calculate damages in Whistleblowing
– Defamation and whistleblowing

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– Education, Whistleblowing in the education sector
– Escalating a whistleblowing concern internally Template
– ET, making an ET claim Template
– ET1 Form, how to fill it in
– EU Whistleblowing directive

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– Financial sector, Whistleblowing in the Financial sector

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– Grievance or Whistleblowing? What is the difference?

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– Health, Whistleblowing in the health sector
– How can we help?

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– Interim Relief
– I’ve raised my concerns but they are still unresolved

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– Key whistleblowing cases in 2021

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– I’m bringing legal action and im looking for help

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– Media: Going to the regulator or the media

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– NDAs

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– Other information and advice services

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– People we’ve helped (Case Studies)
– Personal Data: Whistleblowing and breach of Personal Data
– PIDA
– Private information: misuse of private info and Whistleblowing
– Public interest test

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– Raising a whistleblowing concern
– Raising concerns externally, the legal test
– Raising concerns internally, the legal test
– Reporting victimisation Template
– Requesting Feedback Template

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– Schedule of loss Template
– Settlement agreements and whistleblowing
– Sexual Harassment and whistleblowing

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– Template Library
– Types of concern: what types of concerns can I raise

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– Unfair dismissal for whistleblowing

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– Victimisation at work for whistleblowing

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– What is whistleblowing
– Who is Protected by PIDA?

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Our impact

At Protect, we believe whistleblowing is a good thing – it protects the public interest, helps employers identify and manage risk, and holds organisations to account. We want more people to speak up, to stop harm.
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