Documenting Your Workplace Investigation: Protect Your Case and Your Organization
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Investigations depend on collecting and analyzing evidence. Documentation is an important part of any workplace investigation. It is used to record who said what and when, to outline issues and investigation steps, to synthesize evidence and ensure nothing falls through the cracks. The final report is where all the pieces come together. But many investigators aren’t sure how to best document their investigations. They write notes without knowing what to record and what to leave out and cobble together reports with no plan or organization.
Join Meric Bloch as he outlines best practices for documenting workplace investigations.
The webinar will cover:
- What constitutes case documentation? (notes, emails, digital files, etc.)
- Tips for taking notes in investigation interviews
- How to prepare an effective interview memo.
- Issues related to video/audio recording interviews
- Collecting and organizing evidence documents
- What documentation to include in the final report
- Common mistakes investigators make when writing investigation reports
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