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Workplace Investigations: Five Key Takeaways (Part Three)

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By James Pike, Sarah Wilkinson, Laura Nelson
| Open Legal Blog Archive
The employment law landscape is increasingly proactive, not reactive We are seeing increased stakeholder scrutiny on workplace issues (including investigations), both externally and from the workforce itself. With a greater focus on workplace culture, governance and speak up, organisations need to demonstrate how they are protecting their people, managing their risk and appropriately responding to concerns raised.
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Five Key Takeaways (Part Three)- Workplace Investigations

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By James Pike
| The National Law Review Verified
When workplace investigations hit the headlines, the risks can escalate quickly. Suddenly, employers are dealing with media attention, social media commentary, employee concerns and potentially serious reputational risk – all while trying to conduct a fair and effective investigation. We were recently privileged to host the International Employment Lawyer’s Workplace Investigations Masterclass, which included three lively and engaging panel discussions.
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Five Key Takeaways (Part Two)- Workplace Investigations

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By James Pike
| The National Law Review Verified
When workplace investigations hit the headlines, the risks can escalate quickly. Suddenly, employers are dealing with media attention, social media commentary, employee concerns and potentially serious reputational risk – all while trying to conduct a fair and effective investigation. We were recently privileged to host the International Employment Lawyer’s Workplace Investigations Masterclass, which included three lively and engaging panel discussions.
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