Published: 25 June 2024
Summary
Employees frequently observe policy violations, but they report only 55% of significant violations. CCEOs can use this research to understand the most common violations and factors influencing reporting so they can increase employee willingness to speak up.
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Overview
Key Findings
In the past year, an average employee observed at least one policy violation, including both significant and insignificant violations.
However, employees report only 55% of policy violations that they perceive as significant. An overwhelming majority (70%) of these violations are raised to managers, while the remaining are routed through other channels.
Employees believe that a large portion of the policy violations they observe are harmless. This is concerning, as employees are 57% more likely to report a policy violation if they believe it causes harm to the company.
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Legal and Compliance Research Team