To follow up on a concern reported before 6/1/2020 please click here. You will be given a new Report Key and Password to continue following up on your report
To follow up on a concern reported on or after 6/1/2020 please enter your Report Key and Password below.
Commonly Asked Questions
What happens after I make my report?
When submitting a report, you will be given a Report Key and asked to create a password – please keep these details in a safe place. If you lose your Report Key, you will not be able to access your Report in the future.
If you choose to provide an email address when making a report, you will receive an email confirming that the details have successfully been recorded by the Ethics & Compliance Line.
You may be asked to provide further information to assist with investigating your report. You will need your Report Key and password to update your report with further details.
Marsh & McLennan will investigate all concerns raised. This may result in action being taken internally or externally. Or, the investigation may determine that no wrongdoing occurred.
In order to maintain full confidentiality around the process, it is Marsh & McLennan’s policy not to share the outcome of investigations.
What happens if I forget my Report Key or password?
It is important to keep your Report Key and password safe. If you forget either of them, you will no longer be able to access your report to add information or to see any follow-up questions. If you wish to provide further information you will need to submit a new report.
What if I remember something important about the incident after I file the report?
When you file a report at the Ethics & Compliance Line website or through the Ethics & Compliance Line call center, you receive a unique Report Key and are asked to create a password. With the Report Key and password, you can return to the Ethics & Compliance Line either by Internet or telephone and access the original report to add more detail or answer questions posed by a company representative. We strongly suggest that you return to the site in the time specified to answer company questions.
Are these follow-ups on reports as secure as the first one?
All Ethics & Compliance Line correspondence is held in the same strict confidence as the initial report, continuing under the umbrella of confidentiality and, if applicable, anonymity.
Can I be penalized for reporting a genuine concern?
No. As affirmed in The Greater Good, Marsh & McLennan will not tolerate retaliation against any colleague who raises a concern in good faith about a violation of the law, the Code of Conduct or Company policy.