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Kate Dodd

Brisbane
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Spotlight on managing overlapping workplace investigations

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By Kate Dodd, Zoe Betts
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Sarah Munro, Kate Dodd and Zoe Betts explain how employers can manage overlapping workplace investigations, from coordinating HR and health and safety processes to handling legal risks and external investigations involving regulators or the police. We're sorry, this video is not available in your location. Workplace investigations can become particularly difficult when the same incident triggers more than one investigation.
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Spotlight on managing complex workplace investigations

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By Kate Dodd
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Sarah Munro and Kate Dodd tell HRNews how employers can manage complex workplace investigations, from choosing the right investigator to conducting sensitive interviews fairly and effectively. We're sorry, this video is not available in your location. Workplace investigations are becoming more complex and more demanding for HR teams.
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UK employers must ready themselves for new workplace harassment duties

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By Kate Dodd
| Out-Law.com Verified
From 30 October, the ERA will strengthen protection in two important ways. Employers must take all reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment, raising the existing standard, and they may face express liability where a third party harasses an employee in the course of employment, and they cannot show that they took all reasonable steps to prevent it.
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