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13 April 2022

Whistleblower Systems Support Social Values (Video)

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Jane Norberg, partner in the firm's Securities & Enforcement practice and former Chief of the SEC's Office of the Whistleblower, offers new considerations for the "Social" aspects of ESG.
United States Corporate/Commercial Law

Jane Norberg, partner in the firm's Securities & Enforcement practice and former Chief of the SEC's Office of the Whistleblower, offers new considerations for the "Social" aspects of ESG. How a company interacts with its workforce is vital to a company's long term sustainability. A robust internal whistleblower reporting system can be integral to a company's social values and ensuring a valued, satisfied workforce.

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