Workplace Investigations (Part 1): When Should Employers Conduct an Investigation?

Update: 2022-05-19

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While sexual harrasment is an obvious case for workplace investigations, there are many situations that may require an investigation to be conducted to prevent employee litigation. Anthony Zaller highlights other instances where an investigation should be conducted, as employers have a duty to keep their workplace safe.

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