The Norwegian Labor Inspection Authorities: How to blow a whistle

The Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority, a government agency, launched a campaign in Norway to put the spotlight on whistleblowing in the workplace so that employers and employees could educate and prepare themselves by visiting informative theme pages.

How to blow a whistle

The Challenge

What does it mean to «blow the whistle» in the workplace? What is a «whistleblower»?

We know that reporting a wrongdoing in the workplace often leads to significant challenges for the employee. The Joint Police Union even goes as far as to recommend its members not to report for risk of jeopardizing their jobs and careers. Research shows that employees who report a wrongdoing in the workplace risk bullying and social rejection, and have higher rates of sick leave.

Our task was to put the spotlight on whistleblowing in the workplace, so that...

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