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When CEOs don’t give a damn
When CEOs don’t give a damn Headlines grab attention, says ethics expert Jane Arnott, and that’s needed when 70% of NZX50 CEO’s neither formally nor personally champion their Code of Ethics – such a code being a requirement of listing.…
Let’s talk money
Business ethics experts Jane Arnott on the place of incentivisation in whistleblowing… Last week the US Securities and Exchange Commission awarded $114 million to a whistleblower. It was a decision that fired up the international ethics and compliance community. The…
A kango hammer of criticism
On a bad day, even a tap on the shoulder can seem like a kango hammer of criticism. That’s the problem with internal speak up lines. Bad days happen and not everyone can handle, with reason and calm, feedback that…
The last dance: when we disconnect from society
Business expert Jane Arnott on New Zealand’s leaky buildings scandal and the power of empathy as an ethical standard… We hear little about the reasons why people choose to speak up. What makes someone want to raise their hand up…
Speak up vs. Border Bungle
Ethics expert Jane Arnott on how better speak up culture could have prevented New Zealand’s Covid-19 border failures… Never has a full-scale investigation into system failure started with a review of speak up processes. Maybe it should. Let’s start with…
Media critics of speak up miss the point
Business ethics expert Jane Arnott on the New Zealand media’s baffling attitude towards truth-tellers… Covid-19 presents a new context for speaking up. But while Governments around the world place emphasis and encourage people to report rule breaking and breaches of…
Speak up: The time for sector leadership is now
Business ethics expert Jane Arnott on why the reporting of bad behaviour – and the channels for doing so – are so important for professional associations. It’s time. Sector associations, trade groups and professional bodies must actively support their members to…
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…