People Risk Signal Check — 2 minutes

Are we normal?

Most HR teams can see reports, grievances, engagement scores and turnover. But those numbers do not always tell you whether your organisation is seeing risk early enough to prevent escalation.

Low reporting can mean few concerns. Or it can mean silence. High reporting can mean rising risk. Or it can mean employees finally trust the process.

Take the 2-minute People Risk Signal Check to understand whether your current data suggests trust, silence, escalation, blind spots or an evidence gap.

6 result patterns · personalised
Sample result Amber

Possible Silence Gap

Reporting levels appear lower than expected, or visibility of blind spots is limited.

Primary question

Are people not reporting because there are few concerns — or because they don't believe reporting is safe?

1 of 6 possible resultsYour result will be different

This check is designed to prompt reflection, not provide a legal or formal risk assessment. Your result is based only on the answers you provide and should be used as a starting point for reviewing your speak-up, reporting and early-intervention data.

Why this matters now

With the shift towards preventative duties and greater scrutiny of workplace conduct, HR teams increasingly need to show more than a policy or reporting channel.

They need to understand whether concerns are surfacing early, whether employees trust the process, and whether the organisation can evidence the steps taken to prevent escalation.

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What's inside

01

Your people-risk pattern

A personalised result across 6 possible patterns — from healthy signal flow to escalation, blind spot or evidence gap risks.

02

How to read reporting volume

Why volume alone is not good or bad — and how to read it alongside trust, awareness, severity and evidence of action.

03

10 questions for your data

A practical diagnostic to test whether your current people data gives you reliable visibility of risk — before it escalates.