Dear UCSF Community:
Every year, we are legally required to post information from the University and the California State Auditor about the California Whistleblower Protection Act. Please read the attached documents, which are updated for 2023-2024:
Department administrators are asked to print and display this information where other employee notices are posted. We recognize that some employees may not be working on site, so these materials are also being sent by email. These postings are available on the UCSF Office of Ethics and Compliance website.
See below for an important message from the University of California Office of the President. If you have any questions regarding this legal requirement, please let me know.
Sincerely,
Brian Smith
Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer
Locally Designated Official
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* Sent on behalf of the University of California Office of the President *
The University of California is committed to maintaining the highest standards of conduct in the fulfillment of its education, research, public service and patient care mission. Every employee at the University plays a role in maintaining our ethical standards. The University’s Whistleblower Policy provides multiple avenues for employees to bring forward concerns of potential employee misconduct. The University encourages you to report concerns about possible improper...
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