
Karyn Lander
Whistleblowers are a critical component in reporting fraud and misconduct in the workplace. They often provide pivotal evidence for a successful prosecution. Promoting a whistleblowing culture encourages transparency and integrity in the workplace, as well as protecting the value within the organisation.
Reform to whistleblower laws in Australia passed parliament in 2019 under the Treasury Laws Amendment (Enhancing Whistleblower Protections) Bill 2017. These legislative changes mean publicly listed companies operating in Australia must now ensure they are compliant with whistleblowing legislation.
This is also an opportunity for all medium-to-large organisations with more than 50 employees to take a proactive approach in the way they protect, defend and respond to whistleblowers, and fraud and corruption more broadly within their organisations.
Our experienced team works with clients to deliver a range of services:
The BDO Secure service is designed to provide a means for employees and stakeholders to report an allegation of misconduct at any time. All complaints are received and responded to by members of the BDO Forensic Services team, who are experienced in conducting investigations and interviewing witnesses.
Our service allows anonymous complaints to be made through the following confidential channels:
The diagram below highlights the BDO Secure service from start to finish.
Contact us
Contact our team to discuss your needs using the request for service form.
Alternatively, call 1300 138 991 to speak with an adviser in your nearest BDO office.
Karyn Lander
Michael Tarnawsky
Stan Gallo
Conor McGarrity