WPP sees 25% drop in whistleblower reports

WPP's annual report showed a 25% decrease in whistleblowing incidents, including issues around 'respect in the workplace' and 'protection of WPP assets'

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WPP: the majority of reports were received through the company’s ‘Right To Speak’ hotline

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