People who suspect fraud or financial impropriety in community organizations funded by the skills and learning branch of Nova Scotia's Department of Labour can now report their concerns anonymously.

Marjorie Davison, the branch's senior executive director, said people who work for those organizations may be more willing to call or report their suspicions online if they know they do not have to reveal their identity.

The department is paying $2,700 for a one-year trial with a company called ClearV…