Whistleblower helpline to go live

The country’s first whistleblowers’ ethics and anti-corruption helpline goes live tomorrow.

Thu, 26 May, 2011 - 18:20

The country’s first whistleblowers’ ethics and anti-corruption helpline goes live tomorrow.

Transparency International (TI) Ireland has set up the free, confidential alert to identify white-collar crime and waste of resources, and advise those affected.

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