Glossary term

Protected Disclosure

This term has 2 definitions.

1. Protected disclosure refers to a report of wrongdoing made by a whistleblower that is legally safeguarded under specific laws or policies. These protections ensure the whistleblower is not subjected to retaliation or discrimination for reporting in good faith. Protected disclosures can be internal or external and typically involve issues like corruption, fraud, or safety violations

2. Protected Disclosure refers to the act of reporting wrongdoing, misconduct, or violations in a manner protected by law. Whistleblowers making protected disclosures are shielded from retaliation such as firing or harassment, encouraging transparency and accountability within organizations. This protection is central to many whistleblower laws worldwide.

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