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What is PAU’s Whistleblower policy?
PAU's Whistleblower policy protects employees who report illegal or unethical conduct, ensuring their confidentiality and safeguarding against retaliation.
Palo Alto University’s Whistleblower policy protects employees who report illegal or unethical conduct within the university. It ensures that individuals who make such reports in good faith are protected from retaliation. The policy outlines the procedure for reporting concerns, the investigation process, and the confidentiality measures in place to safeguard the whistleblower's identity.
For more details, refer to the PAU Staff Whistleblower Policy.