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BBC publishes GoodCorporation’s review of its child protection and whistleblowing policies

The BBC has published GoodCorporation’s review of its child protection and whistleblowing policies. The review involved a detailed assessment of the BBC’s policies and procedures in these key areas. It included interviews with senior BBC managers, employees, freelancers and independent production companies. The story was reported in The Guardian, City AM and Broadcast BBC Child…

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What Fifa should do next

In a few short weeks, the seemingly Teflon-coated Fifa has seen seven executives arrested in Zurich, 18 senior football executives charged with money laundering, tax evasion and racketeering in the US and its president resign after just four days of his fifth term. Despite this resignation, Mr Blatter remains in post until Congress elects a…

Fifa: The Corporate Threat

Ed Butler, presenter of the BBC World Service Business Daily programme interviews Leo Martin on the Fifa scandal. Leo talks about the need for corporates to have a strong anti-corruption stance, to be aware of international anti-corruption legislation and to demonstrate a zero-tolerance of bribery. Tacit approval of bad behaviour is unacceptable; senior managers need to…

Fighting Supply Chain Corruption

With many companies having tens of thousands of suppliers, it is not surprising that managing corruption risks is proving problematic. In the June issue of Ethical Performance, Miranda Ingram looks at the issues businesses face and talks to GoodCorporation about the procedures companies should be putting in place to manage these risks and implement best…

Taking the right route to restoring public trust

With public trust remaining fragile, the IBE and CISI have relaunched the Investing in Integrity charter mark which is audited by GoodCorporation. Debbie Ramsay talks to Ethical Performance (now known as Triple Pundit) about how the GoodCorporation audit works as part of an article on the benefits of the Investing in Integrity programme. Investing in…

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We are ethical … so why do we need compliance?

Few businesses, if any, ever set out to do the wrong thing, yet stories of prosecutions and fines continue to hit the headlines. GoodCorporation’s Spring Business Ethics Debate at the House of Lords looked at the relationship between ethics and compliance raising the question, “We are ethical so why do we need compliance?” One standard…

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Child Protection: how can businesses ensure robust and adequate procedures?

The framework for protecting children in the UK is firmly rooted in legislation, policy and principles and there are people employed throughout the public sector to ensure that the law is adhered to and policies are implemented. However, as leading child protection expert Moira Murray said, as she opened up the discussion, safeguarding children is…