"Wherever Novartis does business we are committed to the same high standards of ethical business???

[anonymous]

do you agree with this statement by Novartis?

"Wherever Novartis does business we are committed to the same high standards of ethical business conduct and regulatory compliance," the spokesman said. "We take any allegation of misconduct extremely seriously and thoroughly review all reports."

 

[anonymous]

do you agree with this statement by Novartis?

"Wherever Novartis does business we are committed to the same high standards of ethical business conduct and regulatory compliance," the spokesman said. "We take any allegation of misconduct extremely seriously and thoroughly review all reports."

Perhaps the standards of ethical business conduct are not high enough?
If allegations are taken seriously, how seriously are attempts made to prevent business conduct that does not meet high ethical standards?

 

[anonymous]

do you agree with this statement by Novartis?

"Wherever Novartis does business we are committed to the same high standards of ethical business conduct and regulatory compliance," the spokesman said. "We take any allegation of misconduct extremely seriously and thoroughly review all reports."

The BPO says it all about the organization. They tell the employees the BPO is to help identify and fix problems. It is beneficial for the employee to report issues. In Reality the BPO is to protect the company from lawsuits by their employees. I don't think this is ethical business conduct

 

[anonymous]

The BPO says it all about the organization. They tell the employees the BPO is to help identify and fix problems. It is beneficial for the employee to report issues. In Reality the BPO is to protect the company from lawsuits by their employees. I don't think this is ethical business conduct

since when is survival behavior unethical?

 

[anonymous]

since when is survival behavior unethical?

Unethical is when you promote the BPO to your employees as "a help" for the employee when in reality it is in place for the company. If you don't believe this you are conned like many others.

 

[anonymous]

Unethical is when you promote the BPO to your employees as "a help" for the employee when in reality it is in place for the company. If you don't believe this you are conned like many others.

100% true. BPO does not protect the person reporting an issue. They are only protecting the company's liability to see how much the could be sued for. If you have a real issue, hire an attorney, threaten hr and actually get a settlement. BPO will not "solve" any issue either.

 

[anonymous]

do you agree with this statement by Novartis?

"Wherever Novartis does business we are committed to the same high standards of ethical business conduct and regulatory compliance," the spokesman said. "We take any allegation of misconduct extremely seriously and thoroughly review all reports."

Are you kidding!?? Novartis and ethical don’t belong in the same universe.

 

[anonymous]

Could not agree more

 

[anonymous]

Are you kidding!?? Novartis and ethical don’t belong in the same universe.

A lady exec reported an issue with non FDA compliant manufacturing to BPO, aligned with all the glossy corporate governance & speak up brochures that Novartis distributes and waves around as a surrogate for real ethics.

Ada Damla Demir found out very quickly that the novartis kool aid was poisoned

https://www.law.com/newyorklawjourn...e-saves-pharma-employees-whistleblower-claim/

So who isc going to report any thing to BPO or their boss now?

 

[anonymous]

A lady exec reported an issue with non FDA compliant manufacturing to BPO, aligned with all the glossy corporate governance & speak up brochures that Novartis distributes and waves around as a surrogate for real ethics.

Ada Damla Demir found out very quickly that the novartis kool aid was poisoned

https://www.law.com/newyorklawjourn...e-saves-pharma-employees-whistleblower-claim/

So who isc going to report any thing to BPO or their boss now?

Here is a link to the decision that doesn’t require you to register https://law.justia.com/cases/new-york/appellate-division-first-department/2017/4952-150954-15.html

 

[anonymous]

That went west for Novartis pretty fast!

 

[anonymous]

HA! Canned her the next day, that's awesome actually