Interviewing Tip, Tricks and Techniques
Interviews are one of the most important components of an investigation. This course will outline ‘what an interview is’ and explain how if differs from a ‘cross examination’ or ‘interrogation’.
Administrative Law for Investigators
In this presentation instructors will discuss the basic principles of Fundamental Justice and how to apply them in an investigation to ensure your investigations are properly conducted. Topics include
The impact of trauma at work
In today’s culture and society, we are becoming increasingly aware of the impacts of trauma on individuals and the devastating toll it can take. There is a growing openness — in both acknowledging
Managing communications during a workplace investigation
Call it the grapevine, water cooler gossip or just plain old rumour spreading…when something happens at the office, the story can circulate like wildfire. The facts change, the speculation grows and
The Employer’s Legal Duty to Investigate
Although there is an abundance of non-legal reasons to properly conduct workplace investigations into harassment and bullying complaints, what’s the bottom line from a legal standpoint? What is the standard
Facing the Facts on Workplace Toxicity
“Condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance.” – Albert Einstein As lawyers, we pride ourselves on solving problems logically in accordance with fact and reason. On a host of legal
Investigations to maintain safe work environments
Maintaining a healthy work environment where your employees are excited to come to work and can feel safe and appreciated is paramount. Which is why it is important that when workplace issues arise, they
Investigation Triage
Investigation triage is perhaps the most important investigative step in the planning and organization stage of the process. Failure to take the necessary time to consider the pros and cons of the different