Conducting Investigations Training Course
Conducting investigations training course
description
In compliance
with the ACAS Code of Practice on Discipline and Grievance,
organisations must be able to demonstrate a capability in
conducting robust investigations. Investigation Officers must be
able to plan an effective investigation, conduct an investigation
fairly and without delay, and evaluate the information which
is gathered in an objective manner. With this in mind, this course
examines the legal framework underpinning the need to conduct
effective investigations, the practicalities of doing so and the
format of a comprehensive written report. Delivering practical
advice and solutions to overcome the range of obstacles
which block the path of a typical investigation, this
course delivers top tips to ensure the process is managed
appropriately.
Benefits
This
conducting investigations course enable delegates to:
- Understand the
legislative framework of workplace investigations
- Identify the
issues to take into account when preparing for and planning an
investigation
- Demonstrate the
practical skills required for effective communication
- Understand how
to overcome difficulties such as the reluctant witness and the need
for confidentiality
- Evaluate
evidence and recognise the different between direct and
circumstantial witness accounts
- Detail best
practice when compiling the investigation report.
Conducting investigations training course dates and
duration
Course dates:
19/06/2012
10/01/2013
Course times: 9.30am - 12.30pm (half day)
Conducting investigations training course fees
£125 per delegate
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