Workplace investigations

The weakest link in most organisation’s discipline or grievance procedure is the investigation. The fundamental purpose of an investigation is to collect the facts. It’s no more than that. But while a really rigorous investigation is essential to a wellconducted process, many managers simply skate over the surface and either do not collect the relevant data or fail to take a sufficiently robust approach to data collection. An inadequate investigation can cast the final outcome into doubt. This workshop will help delegates understand and apply investigation techniques and increase the depth and quality of your organisation’s investigation process. One day. Covers:

  • role of investigations in the dispute resolution process
  • ACAS Code of Practice
  • carrying out an investigation
  • interviewing witnesses
  • carrying out a disciplinary or grievance hearing

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Working with your material and insights has really paid business dividends. It’s taken a while to permeate it through to all departments, but we’re there now and maintaining a very satisfactory level. The managers are delighted because they feel an enormous sense of achievement at grasping the nettle. Employees with good levels of attendance are delighted because they can see problem areas being successfully addressed; management are seriously delighted because we’re saving a huge amount of money. Brilliant!

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