New page for resources
We have added a section to the website with different reports and studies concerning whistleblowing as well as the EU directive.
You can now find a section on our website where we gather different reports and studies regarding whistleblowing and whistleblowing practices. We hope to keep this resource up to date and add any material that could prove to be useful in the transposition process of the EU directive on the protection on persons reporting on breaches of Union law, i.e. "the whistleblower directive. You can access the resource library here.
If you would like to suggest any reports that should be added to the resources, please feel to drop us a line at secretariat[a]eurocadres.eu.
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New page for resources
We have added a section to the website with different reports and studies concerning whistleblowing as well as the EU directive.
Santa came early to whistleblowers. Now the work starts.
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Be prepared for transposition
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What now for the new Whistleblower Protection Directive?
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The future of the new whistleblower directive
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JURI unanimously accepts trilogue’s whistleblower protection deal
Warm applause greeted the unanimous adoption of last week’s trilogue provisional agreement on whistleblower protection, at today’s European Parliament Legal Affairs Committee.
Whistleblower Protection platform largely welcomes EU agreement
Members of the WhistleblowersProtection.EU platform mainly welcomed the provisional agreement reached by the European Parliament, the Commission and the Council, in the early hours of the 12th of March.
EU whistleblower directive must give whistleblowers all reporting options
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Handover of 280,000 petition signatures calling for a better directive
MEP Virginie Rozière, European Parliament Rapporteur for the proposed whistleblower protection directive, yesterday, received petitions with more than 280,000 signatures, gathered by coalitions of trade unions and NGOs, which she handed over to the Council of the European Union at the final scheduled trilogue in the Parliament on Monday 4 March.