Laws requiring employers to conduct investigations
Goals of an internal investigation
Common causes for investigations
Training managers how to respond to a complaint
Hearing the initial complaint
Selecting the appropriate investigator(s)
Preparing the investigation strategy
Identifying relevant documents
Identifying potential witnesses
Securing files and records during the investigation
Identifying appropriate and relevant electronic records, files and communication
Question preparation and formatting
Preparing and conducting the investigative interview
Developing the facts
Conducting the interview
The importance of patience when conducting the interview
The importance of summarizing and reviewing responses during the interview
Reading body language
Note-taking strategies
Preparing an interview summary
Conducting a post-interview evaluation
Managing challenges during an internal investigation, including hostile witnesses, attempts to tamper with documents related to the investigation, managing confidentiality and mitigating gossip
Preparing the final report
Helpful resources and websites
Who should Attend
HR Directors
Human Resources Professionals
HR Specialists and Generalists
HR Managers
Especially those who conduct Internal Investigations
Past Events
How to Conduct an Internal Investigation 2015 - 09 Jul 2015, Webinar (52285)
Important
Please, check "How to Conduct an Internal Investigation" official website for possible changes, before making any traveling arrangements