After more than 17 years in this business, we appreciate how important it is for organisations like yours to have a mechanism in place where valuable information can be channeled to you on an on-going basis. This information could relate to service experiences or to unlawful and inappropriate behaviour by your staff or other stakeholders.
Be Heard® is the flagship offering of Honey Badger Solutions (Pty) Ltd and, as our vision “An ethical South Africa starts with me” suggests, we provide a range of services which assist in making our country a better place to live and work.
Be Heard® is much more than just a hotline and we have recently restructured our offerings by introducing a number of innovative and unique features and complimentary services which will ensure that you receive the best possible return on your monthly subscription.
Whereas even 10 years ago most risk management effort and resources were of a reactive nature (like investigations) the trend lately is to introduce proactive measures to identify service failures and unlawful and inappropriate behaviour in the workplace. From a return on investment perspective we are offering you a proven service for your organisation which could save you hundreds of thousands of Rand, provide you with early warning of inappropriate behaviour, reduce risk to your reputation and positively impact upon the culture of your organisation!
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Outsourced reporting services continue to be the most effective single intervention in the fight against workplace crime. The 2017 Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) global Report to the Nations on Occupational Fraud and Abuse and most other similar surveys show that more than 40% of all frauds and abuse are uncovered via reporting services. Go to the Knowledge Centre to download this document.
The new Companies Act, 2008 (Act 71 of 2008) reinforces the provisions of the Protected Disclosures Act, 2000 (Act 26 of 2000 as amended) and in fact makes it mandatory for public and state-owned companies to “establish and maintain a system to receive disclosures … confidentiality, and to act on them.”