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    Conducting a Workplace Harassment Investigation: Techniques to Determine Facts and Minimize Liability (2-Hour Boot Camp)

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    Category Workplace harassment prevention; Employee harassment laws; EEOC harassment law

    Deadline: November 25, 2019 | Date: November 25, 2019

    Venue/Country: Training Doyens 26468 E Walker Dr, Aurora, Color, U.S.A

    Updated: 2019-10-28 12:50:26 (GMT+9)

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    OVERVIEW

    The EEOC requires that employers receiving a harassment complaint, or otherwise learning of alleged harassment in the workplace, “investigate promptly and thoroughly…take immediate and appropriate corrective action by doing whatever is necessary to end the harassment, make the victim whole by restoring lost employment benefits or opportunities, and prevent the misconduct from recurring”.

    That’s a tall order to ensure a just and fair handling of a harassment complaint — an essential order that all organizations are required to follow. The investigation process is, perhaps, the most critical element in dealing with internal harassment. In cases that have gone to court it is often due to inadequate or absent investigations of complaints.

    While there is no such legal requirement for instances of bullying (in which the definition varies widely), it is at the organization’s peril to not conduct a bullying investigation. Employees and their attorneys are using various employee harassment laws to bring action against their employer. Additionally, it is possible that an incident of “bullying” may be motivated by the target’s protected class and constitute illegal discrimination or harassment.

    The courts have opined that organizations must prevent internal harassment by developing a harassment and bullying policy and intervene on harassment complaints. The employer is required to demonstrate what it has done for workplace harassment prevention.

    Not only is conducting an investigation a prevention and intervention tactic, but the HR professional tasked with conducting an investigation should be trained in how to conduct a workplace investigation —this also demonstrates prevention.

    WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND

    Even if you have been doing investigations for years — if you have never been trained, how do you know if you are conducting them correctly to prevent liability, determine the accuracy of the complaint, corroborate evidence, determine credibility, and form an opinion? This program will cover the intricacies of EEOC harassment law, and will help you learn how to conduct a workplace investigation.

    AREAS COVERED

    • Discussion about if and when a harassment or bullying investigation is required

    • Comparison of a formal and informal investigation process

    • Planning for the investigation

    • Sample interview questions provided for the target, the accused and witnesses

    • Review of what constitutes a witness

    • Legal issues surrounding an investigation such as confidentiality, defamation of character, and false imprisonment

    • The importance of documentation of each interviewee

    • Examples of appropriate and inappropriate documentation and why it is critical

    • Specific details regarding how to corroborate evidence

    • List of criteria to determine credibility of those interviewed

    • He said/she said

    • The role of the investigator in forming an opinion following the investigation

    • How to follow-up with the target, accused, and the organization

    • The critical importance of an investigative report

    • The elements of an investigative report to minimize liability

    LEARNING OBJECTIVES

    The attendees will learn

    • To determine if a harassment or bullying investigation is necessary

    • To discuss the steps of an investigation and what are the employee harassment laws

    • To explore the intricacies of interviewing the accuser, accused and witnesses

    • To differentiate between a formal and informal investigative procedures

    • To determine credibility and reach a conclusion following an investigation

    • To write a formal report outlining the investigation

    WHO WILL BENEFIT

    • Human Resources Specialists

    • Attorneys

    • HR Consultants

    • Those tasked with investigations such as Generalists, Mangers, and Directors

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