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Conducting HR Investigations Involving A Virtual Workforce

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Webinar: ID# 1038178
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About This Course:
An increasing number of employers have been implementing virtual work strategies to provide employees with greater flexibility. While virtual work strategies have proven effective when managing through natural disaster situations - and even the COVID-19 pandemic - they are subject to abuse.

For instance, HR can be tasked with investigating allegations regarding virtual worker productivity such as: "Jeremy isn't really logging in..." or "Tracy isn't really working...". Add the fact that HR may now have to conduct investigative interviews telephonically rather than in-person only adds to the problem.

In this informative audio conference, seasoned HR consultants and investigators, Natalie Ivey, MBA, SPHR, SHRM-SCP and Ken Ivey, MBA, CPP will provide valuable insight for conducting virtual employee misconduct investigations. Additionally, you will learn valuable tips, techniques, and tools, as well as best practices for working cases virtually. What You'll Learn:
  • Establish the virtual work policy to set clear expectations
  • Define the Code of Business Conduct-the foundation for expected behavior
  • Examine how to use technology effectively to conduct virtual interviews
  • Manage expectations regarding recording: one-party or two-party consent
  • Create structure and standard protocols for virtual interviews
  • Identify procedures involving interviews of union members who request representation
  • Manage interruptions and unexpected third-party interventions
  • Clarify the interview documentation process
  • Determine requirements for e-signed statements or documents of conversation
  • Determine procedures for handling uncooperative or non-responsive interviewees
  • Examine best practices for documentation and case management


Top FAQs

An "internal" or "workplace" investigation is a formal inquiry regarding allegations of wrongdoing to determine whether laws or corporate policies have been violated.
Employers must know the legal obligations that require them to conduct internal investigations, how to gather documentary and physical evidence, how to effectively handle witness interviews, and how to apply discipliary action or termination.
Common law, retaliation, Assault & Battery, Defamation, Privacy, and more.
Respond promptly and responsibly, assess, plan, investigate, evaluate, conclude.
Several, including hostile or violent employees, retaliation lawsuits, state or federal repurcussions from broken laws, and affects on your workforce.
Probably the largest pitfall is the reaction of your employees, especially if the investigation is handled poorly. For instance, the company does not investigate theft allegations, tells the accused details from an accuser's accusations, and loss of profits and reputation.
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Click the 'Credits' tab above for information on PHR/SPHR, PDCs, and other CE credits offered by taking this course.
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