Workplace Investigations (Part 5): Who Should Conduct an Investigation?

Update: 2022-06-30

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Employers always have many things to take into account when choosing an investigator. Should the investigation be handled in-house or overseen by someone outside the organization? Should the investigator be legal counsel? Should law enforcement be involved? Our next installment in our "Workplace Investigations Series" explores these commonly-asked questions.

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