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    App to support employees in speaking up

    Aug 28, 2019 2 minutes

    The Institute of Business Ethics has launched a free to download app aimed at overcoming concerns about speaking up in the workplace.

    The institute says that 34 percent of employees in New Zealand, who have been aware of misconduct at work, decided not to speak up according to its Ethics at Work survey.

    Jane Arnott, an associate and

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