
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has introduced new initiatives, described as 'prisoner's dilemma' pilot programs, aimed at encouraging whistleblowers to report corporate wrongdoing. These initiatives include financial rewards for whistleblowers who provide information about corporate misconduct and non-prosecution agreements for individuals who voluntarily disclose original information about criminal activities involving corporations. Additionally, the US Attorney’s Office in California has announced a voluntary self-disclosure and whistleblower program targeting corporate and financial crimes. The DOJ and SEC continue to focus on employment agreements, written policies, and off-channel communications.
Opinion: Clifford Chance's Michelle Williams examines the DOJ's whistleblower program and how companies should improve their culture so employees feel internal reporting is valued. https://t.co/Ws32Bvs8bI
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