Whistleblower Policy – Quick Guide
This brochure will help you understand how you can safely and confidentially report possible violations within the organization.
What is the Whistleblowing Policy?
The Whistleblowing Policy provides a safe and confidential mechanism for employees, business partners, suppliers, contractors, visitors, and other persons to report suspected violations of the law, unethical conduct, or other concerns related to the company. Its purpose is to promote an ethical and transparent environment, identify and reduce risks, and protect the company’s reputation.
Who is a Whistleblower?
A person who, provides honest information about a possible violation. Reports may also be submitted anonymously.
What is considered a violation?
• Corruption, bribery, or offering bribes
• Fraud or financial manipulation
• Misuse of company property
• Conflict of interest
• Discrimination or harassment in the workplace
• Violations of occupational health and safety rules
• Disclosure of confidential information
• Other unethical or unlawful conduct
Confidentiality and Protection
All reports are handled with strict confidentiality. Whistleblowers are protected from retaliation and discrimination. Information provided in good faith will not result in any adverse consequences for the whistleblower, even if the reported violation is not confirmed.
How can you submit information?
Information can be shared through the protected channels listed below:
1. By post: Tbilisi, Didi Dighomi, Melik Surkhavi 1st Lane, N5
2. Via QR code: Scan the QR code to share information anonymously.