Articles on compliance training, ethics culture, whistleblowing, anti-corruption, and more — written for the teams doing the work.
Whistleblowing & ReportingWhy This Matters Now Your organization might soon be required to establish formal whistleblowing procedures. The UK government s consultation on mandatory whistleblowing policies closed on January 8,
Ethics Culture & StandardsUnderstanding the Challenge On 1 September 2026, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) expanded its Standards of Business Conduct to include serious bullying, harassment, and violence as regulatory is
Privacy & Data GovernanceCalifornia s Legislative Push on AI Employment Decisions California lawmakers recently sent Governor Gavin Newsom a package of eight privacy bills and 16 AI bills, including SB 947, the No Robo Bosses
Privacy & Data GovernanceYou ve probably heard the pitch: treat GDPR compliance as a competitive differentiator. Turn your data protection program into a trust-building engine. Transform regulatory burden into strategic oppor
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Privacy & Data GovernanceMany organizations treat HIPAA training as a simple compliance task: cover the rules, define violations, and get employees to sign off. This might satisfy an auditor, but it won t prevent a phishing e
Antitrust & CompetitionIf your company reports pricing data to industry benchmarks or participates in spot markets, you need antitrust safeguards in place. The Justice Department s recent settlement with egg producers highl
Whistleblowing & ReportingWhen companies add arbitration clauses to employment contracts, they re often told it streamlines disputes and reduces litigation costs. But HR teams drafting these agreements rarely consider how arbi
Health, Safety & EnvironmentWhat Happened On January 27, 2026, two employees at Woodland Pulp LLC s Baileyville, Maine facility died from exposure to hydrogen sulfide gas during a cold weather shutdown procedure. Two months late
Privacy & Data GovernanceThe Dutch Data Protection Authority s action against Uber, resulting in an €825 million fine, has made automated decision-making a pressing issue for corporate boards. The problem wasn t a data breach
Training & MonitoringThe Department of Justice (DOJ) reported over $6.8 billion in False Claims Act (FCA) settlements and judgments for fiscal year 2025, marking the highest single year in the statute s history. This shif
