Complaints procedures

procedure for reporting undesirable behavior

By undesirable behavior is meant (sexual) harassment, aggression, violence, intimidation, bullying and discrimination.

The TU/e has drawn up the TU/e code of conduct for undesirable behavior to help prevent such inappropriate behavior. Should you, as an employee or student, come across any form of undesirable behavior, please contact one of the confidential advisors for undesirable behavior immediately or consult the TU/e complaints procedure for undesirable behavior.

The TU/e has appointed both internal and external confidential advisors for undesirable behavior and irregularities. They assist students and staff who are confronted with inappropriate behavior and help them to find a way to end the undesirable behavior. If necessary, they can also help you to file a formal complaint with the complaints committee for undesirable behavior.

Complaints committee for undesirable behavior:

External chairman: Ms. mr. M.J.W. (Margriet) Drent MBA
Member:
Deputy members: Ms. R. (Roberta) De Franco PhD, Mr dr.ir. J. (Job) Beckers and Mr dr. A. (Alberto) Ravagnani
Secretary: Ms. mr. M.E. (Marlies) Kerssemakers-Anthonissen
Phone: 040 247 2034
E-mail: m.e.kerssemakers@tue.nl

The TU/e also offers the possibility to report anonymously through the TU/e SpeakUp Line. More information can be found on the intranet.

Procedure for reporting irregularities

Irregularities include a serious criminal offence, a serious violation of regulations, misleading the auditor appointed by the university, a major danger to public health, safety or the environment, or deliberately withholding information about the above-mentioned facts.

The TU/e has drawn up this Regulations for reporting irregularities in order to contribute the integrity, transparency and good governance of the organization.

If employees or students wish to report suspected irregularities, they can follow the procedure set out in these regulations. The basic principle here is that all employees and students of the university must feel free to report irregularities. The regulation also describes which irregularities are involved and who you should contact to report your suspicions.

The TU/e has appointed both internal and external confidential advisors for undesirable behavior and irregularities. They help students and employees who consider to report an irregularity, and where applicable to advise on further steps to be taken. They can also provide follow-up support if required.

There is also a committee for reporting irregularities (TU/e integrity committee) whose task is to investigate suspected irregularities and to advise the Executive Board accordingly.

Committee for reporting irregularities:

External chairman: Mr. J.M. (Hans) Groot
Members: mw. mr. E.B.M.H. (Esther) de Brouwer, mw. C. (Christine) de Graaff-Lijzenga
Deputy Members: mw. prof. dr. T. (Tanja) Lange, mw. C.A. (Claudine) Hulsman-Paul, de heer dr. O. (Oded) Raz.
Secretary: mw. mr. M.E. (Marlies) Kerssemakers-Anthonissen
Phone: 040-247 2034
E-mail: m.e.kerssemakers@tue.nl

The TU/e also offers the possibility to report anonymously. More information can be found on the intranet.