2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.bar.2006.12.002
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A study of whistleblowing among trainee auditors

Abstract: Publication informationBritish Accounting Review, 39 (1) Results indicate that where firms have adequate formal structures for reporting wrongdoing, trainee auditors are more likely to report wrongdoing and have greater confidence that this will not adversely affect their careers. Training increases this confidence. Trainee auditors also express a willingness to challenge an audit partner's unsatisfactory response to wrongdoing. Significant differences were found in attitudes depending on whether the reports … Show more

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“…However, we are in the opinion that internal whistle blowing is perceived as one of the important medium because it highlighted the actual behavior of reporting; regardless it involves less serious issues. Moreover, internal medium is regards as "a precursor to external whistle blowing" when lodged complaints using this tool did not bring any positive result [14]. This stand also supported by Near and Miceli that they define whistle blowing covers internal and external reporting [15].…”
Section: H2: Perceived Organizational Support Is Positively Related Tsupporting
confidence: 57%
“…However, we are in the opinion that internal whistle blowing is perceived as one of the important medium because it highlighted the actual behavior of reporting; regardless it involves less serious issues. Moreover, internal medium is regards as "a precursor to external whistle blowing" when lodged complaints using this tool did not bring any positive result [14]. This stand also supported by Near and Miceli that they define whistle blowing covers internal and external reporting [15].…”
Section: H2: Perceived Organizational Support Is Positively Related Tsupporting
confidence: 57%
“…On the other hand, age, gender, seniority, performance evaluation and religiosity do not have a significant effect on decision to whistleblow. However, this is not in line with the previous study by Brennan and Kelly (2007) which finds that as the trainee auditors progress in their careers they become less reluctant to whistleblow externally.…”
Section: The Resistance To Whistleblowcontrasting
confidence: 53%
“…DOI: 10.1051DOI: 10. / , 00038 (2017 7360003 SHS Web of Conferences 36 shsconf/201 A study by Brennan and Kelly (2007) finds that trainee auditors in organisations that have adequate formal structures for whistleblowing have greater confidence that by whistleblowing internally their careers would not be adversely affected. At the same time, trainee auditors showed a reluctance to whistleblow externally.…”
Section: The Resistance To Whistleblowmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Brennan & Kelly, 2007;Kaplan et al, 2008;e Ahmad, Smith & Ismail, 2010), não se tem notícia de estudos similares no Brasil A pesquisa em Contabilidade tem se apresentado ainda restrita ao buscar métodos que indiquem ou previnam condutas antiéticas que levem a ocorrência de fraudes (Curtis & Taylor, 2009 A partir da hipótese que a decisão em comunicar atos irregulares, é afetada pelos canais de comunicação disponíveis (Near & Miceli, 1995), e que um canal operado internamente, motivaria uma intenção maior de denúncia (Kaplan et al, 2009), este estudo tem por objetivo analisar o impacto da presença de canais de denúncias anônimos operados internamente na decisão dos colaboradores de comunicar casos de fraudes contábeis e, de forma complementar, se o perfil ocupacional do colaborador tem impacto nesta decisão.…”
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