Whistleblowing - A Comparative Study

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Contributors

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Jan Pichrt Jan Pichrt is a head of the Department of Labour Law and Social Security Law at the Faculty of Law, Charles University in Prague. He has lectured in labor law more than 20 years. Jan Pichrt decides disputes as an arbitrator entered into the list of arbitrators of the Arbitration Court attached to the Economic Chamber of the Czech Republic and Agricultural Chamber of the Czech Republic. He works too as an advocate. Jan Pichrt is an author or coauthor of numerous monographs and articles in the field of labor law and a coauthor of a prestigious commentary on the Czech Labour Code and some textbooks on labor law. University v Praze, Právincká Fakulta, Praha 1, Czech Republic Björn Rohde-Liebenau Lecturer for integrity management and corruption prevention, Hochschule für Öffentliche Verwaltung, Bremen; founder of Risk Communication Concepts (RCC), ombudsman, mediator, and compliance counsel. Hochschule für Öffentliche Verwaltung, Bremen, Germany Desmond Ryan Trinity College Dublin, Law School, Dublin 2, Ireland Dagmara Skupień Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Lodz, Łodź, Poland Vanja Smokvina Faculty of Law, University of Rijeka (Pravni fakultet), Rijeka, Croatia Morgan Sweeney Associate professor at the University of Paris Dauphine; specialized in national and European labor law, especially in discrimination law; and contributes to biannual reports on the French judiciary supreme court’s implementation of European law. Also published an article on the European strategy to fight child poverty (in La symphonie discordante de l’Europe Sociale, L’aube, dir. N. KERSCHEN, M. LEGRAND, M.MESSU, 2013, p.265). University of Paris Dauphine, Paris, France Levallois Perret, France Gregor Thüsing Professor for civil, labour, and employment law, Institut für Arbeitsrecht und Recht der Sozialen Sicherheit, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms University of Bonn (Germany).


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STAR Sample Procedure (2010

6min
pages 331-336

Annex 2

9min
pages 341-346

Annex 1

5min
pages 337-340

of Whistle-Blowing Legislation in the United States

1hr
pages 279-328

Legal Material

2min
pages 329-330

and Other Whistleblowers in the Republic of Slovenia

36min
pages 263-278

13 Romania: First Steps to Whistleblowers’ Protection

47min
pages 243-262

from the Perspective of a Country Without Specific Legislation

19min
pages 235-242

and Case Law Dagmara Skupień

32min
pages 221-234

10 Country Report: The Kingdom of the Netherlands

40min
pages 203-220

A Personal View and Analysis David Fabri

34min
pages 187-202

6 Whistleblowing: National Report for France

1hr
pages 125-154

5 Whistleblowing: National Report for the Czech Republic

26min
pages 115-124

German Whistleblowing Law Between Conflicting Values

1hr
pages 155-180

The Cypriot Experience Constantinos Kombos

36min
pages 101-114

8 Whistleblowing: National Report for Ireland

16min
pages 181-186

3 The Protection of Whistleblowers in the Republic of Croatia

1hr
pages 73-100

Managing Disclosures by the “Up the Ladder” Principle

1hr
pages 33-72

Portugal: The Protection of the Whistleblower

1min
pages 12-13

The Whistleblowing Dilemma in Malta Continues

1min
pages 9-10

Financial Incentives and Truth-Telling: The Growth

42min
pages 15-32

Whistleblowing in Poland According to Legislation

1min
page 11

Duty to Loyalty, Fundamental Rights, and Public Policy

2min
pages 7-8

The Legal Response to Whistleblowing in Canada

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Protection of Persons Reporting Corruption

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