#Whiss

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Whiss: Case Study

Reporting Fraud through Whiss Background Paul (not his real name) is a junior employee at a mid-sized financial services company. Over the past few weeks, he noticed irregularities in the behaviour of his colleague, Mark (not his real name), a senior account manager. Mark had been managing a high-profile client, a small business owner named … Read more

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Why Speaking Up Matters: The Importance of Whistleblowing

In any workplace, a culture of transparency and integrity is crucial for both organisational success and employee wellbeing. However, situations arise where individuals witness unethical behaviour, misconduct, or practices that conflict with organisational values or societal norms. In these moments, the decision to speak up can be challenging. Yet, whistleblowers play a vital role in … Read more

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Suicide Prevention: Every Conversation Can Make a Difference       

Suicide can be a difficult subject to talk about. People may worry about saying the wrong thing, making matters worse or simply not knowing what to do. But conversations matter – Reaching out, listening without judgement and showing genuine care can help someone feel less alone. Sometimes, simply knowing that another person has noticed and ... Read more
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When Self-Doubt Creeps In: Finding Your Way Back to a Productive Day

Experiencing self-doubt doesn't necessarily mean something is wrong. Confidence naturally fluctuates, and having an uncertain day doesn't erase your abilities, experience or previous achievements.
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Why Working with an EAP & Wellbeing Intermediary can add Real Value

The intermediary therefore becomes an ongoing extension of the organisation's wellbeing strategy rather than simply a route through which a product is purchased.