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This is a constant sentiment I hear over and over. If there is a company that wishes to change this situation they would probably have to take the question of "ethics" completely out of HR's hands and into it's own department that provides obligations and confidentiality promises to employees (that can be enforceable to whatever extent is possible).


Many companies do have this, sometimes called an ombudsman.


Hell, we do this and my company has annual revenue under $1MM for 2014 and just around $1MM for 2015. It's ridiculous that this doesn't exist for larger companies; we pay basically NOTHING to have this on retainer for external clients and internal processes. We've never used it. but I am so happy it's there.


Wait, how do you already know what your revenue numbers for 2015 will be?


I'm guessing secure subscription contracts of some sort?


Yeah. And just a 90% confidence interval projection basically.




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