Examples of using Reporting misconduct in English and their translations into Russian
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Protection of staff reporting misconduct.
In addition, the Ethics Office bore responsibility for protecting staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct.
Protection of staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations.
Protection of staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct.
Reporting Misconduct You must report any breach of this Code that you discover, even if you are not involved.
Protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and.
Protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized fact-finding activities.
Protection of staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for.
The policy on protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations entered into force on 1 January 2006 ST/SGB/2005/21.
As at 31 July, the Office had received 45 complaints of retaliation for reporting misconduct.
Protection of staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct and/or for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations.
In particular, the Panel reviewed lessons learned from the implementation of the policy of providing protection to staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct.
Protection of staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations.
Undertaking the responsibilities assigned to it under the Organization's policy for the protection of staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct;
The policy for protecting staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct is not yet finalized and will be the subject of further consultations.
In addition, the Secretary-General has already undertaken a number of reformsunder his own authority, such as the protection of staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct.
The objective of the policy is to protect staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations.
The United Nations is in the process of establishing a new internal system for the administration of justice to resolve employment-related disputes in cases, for example, of discrimination, harassment,abuse of authority and retaliation for reporting misconduct.
In November 2011, the Committee organized a workshop in New York on protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct or cooperating with authorized audits or investigations.
A policy on the protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations came into force on 1 January 2006 see ST/SGB/2005/21.
At the same time, as previously reported, concerns about retaliation could hold staff back from officially reporting misconduct through the appropriate channels.
Secretary-General's bulletin on protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations(ST/SGB/2005/21) entered into force on 1 January 2006.
All four of these were directly related to perceived retaliation in response to a protected activity, whether reporting misconduct or cooperating with an investigation.
The policy on protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations entered into force on 1 January 2006 with the publication of Secretary-General's bulletin ST/SGB/2005/21.
On 1 March 2010, UNIDO promulgated its Code of Ethical Conduct andthe policy on the protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and cooperating with audits or investigations.
The policy on the protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations entered into force on 1 January 2006, with the promulgation of Secretary-General's bulletin ST/SGB/2005/21.
The Committee also held discussions on policy coordination in the areas of financial disclosure andprotection against retaliation for reporting misconduct or cooperating with authorized audits.
A policy on protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct-- the establishment of rights and procedures against reprisal for individuals who choose to disclose evidence of internal malpractices-- is an essential catalyst for transparency and for strengthening managerial/leadership accountability in any organization.
The Ethics Office administers the Secretariat's policy on protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigation see ST/SGB/2005/21.
The report provides information on the status of implementation of General Assembly resolution 59/287, including information on training, reporting of allegations of misconduct, managerial action in cases of misconduct, the mechanism to protect staff reporting misconduct and the resolution of disputed findings paras. 3-17.