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The conduct of workplace investigations has become commonplace in Australian workplaces over the last decade. With the growing spotlight on bad workplace behaviours across the public and private sectors in Australia in recent years - especially on the prevalence of sexual harassment and bullying in workplaces - the need for fair, robust and reliable workplace investigation processes has grown. A workplace investigation process today needs to withstand not only the scrutiny of courts and tribunals, but also potentially other stakeholders such as shareholders and the broader workforce as transparency grows.
This 2nd edition of Workplace Investigations: Principles and Practice recognises that there has never been a greater need for the clear articulation of the principles, processes and practices in this important and expanding area.This edition includes new and expanded guidance for specialised investigations, including into sexual harassment and bullying complaints, and updated case law, to better equip those involved in managing and conducting workplace investigations to meet the challenges involved in the proper handling of workplace complaints.
Features
Workplace Investigations: Principles and Practice will assist those with responsibility for managing and investigating workplace complaints with:
Assessing when an investigation is required
Scoping and planning an investigation
Preparing for and conducting effective and respectful interviews
Taking a trauma-informed approach and employing culturally responsive practices
Identifying, collecting and analysing evidence
Maintaining confidentiality when dealing with whistle blowers and protected disclosures
Drafting factual allegations that are practical and legally defensible
Making findings of fact in a procedurally fair way
Managing common difficulties that may arise during an investigation
Related Titles
Irving, The Contract of Employment, 2nd ed
Catanzariti & Egan, Workplace Bullying, 2nd ed
Donaghey & Goodwin, General Protections Under the Fair Work Act, 1st ed
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The conduct of workplace investigations has become commonplace in Australian workplaces over the last decade. With the growing spotlight on bad workplace behaviours across the public and private sectors in Australia in recent years - especially on the prevalence of sexual harassment and bullying in workplaces - the need for fair, robust and reliable workplace investigation processes has grown. A workplace investigation process today needs to withstand not only the scrutiny of courts and tribunals, but also potentially other stakeholders such as shareholders and the broader workforce as transparency grows.
This 2nd edition of Workplace Investigations: Principles and Practice recognises that there has never been a greater need for the clear articulation of the principles, processes and practices in this important and expanding area.This edition includes new and expanded guidance for specialised investigations, including into sexual harassment and bullying complaints, and updated case law, to better equip those involved in managing and conducting workplace investigations to meet the challenges involved in the proper handling of workplace complaints.
Features
Workplace Investigations: Principles and Practice will assist those with responsibility for managing and investigating workplace complaints with:
Assessing when an investigation is required
Scoping and planning an investigation
Preparing for and conducting effective and respectful interviews
Taking a trauma-informed approach and employing culturally responsive practices
Identifying, collecting and analysing evidence
Maintaining confidentiality when dealing with whistle blowers and protected disclosures
Drafting factual allegations that are practical and legally defensible
Making findings of fact in a procedurally fair way
Managing common difficulties that may arise during an investigation
Related Titles
Irving, The Contract of Employment, 2nd ed
Catanzariti & Egan, Workplace Bullying, 2nd ed
Donaghey & Goodwin, General Protections Under the Fair Work Act, 1st ed