Best Practices for Conducting Workplace Investigations and Avoiding Retaliation Claims

“Lunch and Learn” with Brian Weeks, Attorney at Law
Cost is $10 and includes a box lunch
Doors open at 11:30 am, Session will begin at 12:00 noon

Best Practices for Conducting Workplace Investigations and Avoiding Retaliation Claims
A prompt and thorough investigation can be powerful tool in limiting an employer’s liability for alleged discrimination or harassment in the workplace.  In this presentation, employment attorney Brian Weeks will outline how to conduct a proper workplace investigation, and steps employers should take to help avoid potential retaliation claims by employees. One HRCI credit will be awarded.
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