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5 Reasons why your organisation needs anonymous reporting

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Why you should offer anonymous reporting as a speaking up channel If you make it hard for employees to give you feedback – you are ultimately sending a message that employees have no voice and leadership doesn’t want to hear it. Some of our clients have had cards printed up to distribute.

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Prioritising Employee Mental Health: A Win-Win for Businesses and Individuals

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Creating a workplace culture that prioritises mental health requires a proactive approach and ongoing commitment from organisations. The reluctance of individuals to raise concerns about mental health will always be a barrier to speaking up due to perceived stigma’s surrounding mental health.

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Preserving reputation: The power of whistleblowing channels

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Bullying and sexual harassment claims in the headlines Most of the organisations in these headlines would have said they didn’t have a problem with their culture. Anonymity can remove the fear factor of retribution, reprisal, retaliation from colleagues and management or just for standing out.

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The NHS staff survey results around speaking up and respect

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Compassion Overall, there are marginal improvements in areas of compassionate culture, compassionate leadership and diversity and inclusion. The biggest improvement is the proportion of staff who feel “valued by their team” which has gone up two-percentage points over the last two years to 70.4%. 2022, 75% 2021, 72.6%

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Avon & Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust Freedom to Speak Up Guardian recommends WorkInConfidence Anonymous Speak Up as powerful route for raising concerns

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Liz Bessant is the Trust’s Freedom to Speak Up Guardian as well as Regional Guardian covering the South West. The Trust were reviewing ways for staff to come forward via different channels to enhance speaking up. WorkInConfidence Anonymous Speak Up reporting channel is quick and easy to use.

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Addressing Sexism in the Workplace: Strategies for Organisational Change

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Data shows that women make up just 38% of senior leadership, and face an enduring gender pay gap. Addressing sexism in the workplace Fostering equity, diversity and inclusion in today’s corporate landscape has become a focus for organisations stiving to create a thriving workplace culture. Encourage open dialogue and communication.

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EDI: Recovering the discourse

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Repeated attacks on how much, particularly public entities spend on EDI programmes pop up brandishing numbers plucked out with healthy disregard for facts. McKinsey & Company, Diversity Wins report) How do you build a successful EDI culture? Users are always anonymous unless they choose to reveal their identity.