Whistleblower
Protection
Resolving integrity concerns & whistleblower protection
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Report your
concern here
At LTPlabs, we are committed to fostering a culture of integrity, openness, and responsibility. We always encourage our employees and all other stakeholders to proactively come forward with their concerns. Speaking up is essential to strengthening trust and accountability across our organization. We treat all whistleblowing concerns seriously and will investigate them thoroughly, fairly, and with respect for all parties involved.
Where appropriate, investigations may involve impartial members of the Ethics Committee, leadership, or external specialists. LTPlabs strictly prohibits any form of retaliation—such as intimidation, dismissal, demotion, or discrimination against anyone who raises a concern or participates in an investigation in good faith.