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Protecting your employee brand: How you should respond to whistleblowers

A worker from an engine plant of German carmaker DaimlerChrysler blows a whistle in protest for 5% more pay during a warning strike.
Photo: Sean Gallup/Getty Images

Jonathan Naylor, Shoosmiths; Shani Edwards, Shoosmiths

2 min read

A key priority for 2025 is undoubtedly protecting the employee brand proposition and creating a culture of openness.

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