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When good men do nothing
Business ethics expert Jane Arnott on the difficulty – and necessity – of having ‘courageous conversations’… When misleading and deceptive conduct, along with misrepresentation of entitlements, occurred at the scale and frequency that was recently exposed within a crown-owned earthquake…
Scandal, denial and the public good: Reality vs the CAA
Safety regulator the Civil Aviation Authority seems to be ducking and weaving – but failing to front up – to accusations of a dangerous “dysfunction and distrust” at the heart of the organisation’s culture. As heads start to roll in…
Rocking the boat: the corporate necessity of speaking up
Few would have been surprised when it surfaced that complaints logged as early as 2014, about the improper allocation of expenses by former ANZ CEO David Hisco, weren’t investigated. The story goes that while the whistleblowers had anonymity by virtue…
Ombudsman: “Most workers unaware of PDA”
The apparent slowing of whistleblower legislation reform in New Zealand is discouraging – especially in light of research commissioned by the Ombudsman which finds public awareness of the Protected Disclosures Act ‘very low’. Carried out UMR the research polled 1000 people…
Culture is king when it comes to speaking up
Business ethics expert and IBE NZ representative Jane Arnott on the challenges of creating a ‘speak up culture’… Encouraging information flow and being prepared to listen to concerns should be straightforward. It’s one thing however to have a policy along…