Thank you for attending our webinar on Thursday, November 2, as we answered more of your most common questions about workplace investigations, from witness challenges to who should get a copy of the investigation report once the investigation is concluded.
View Part one of this session where our practioners discussed the most common questions about workplace investigations, from how to handle participation from a 'support' person, to whether you can start an investigation when the respondent is on a leave of absence.
Download a copy of the presentation slides.
Moderator
- Taylor Holland, Senior Associate, Edmonton
Speakers:
- Alison Walsh, Partner, Edmonton
- Cristina Wendel, Partner, Edmonton
- Victoria Merritt, Associate, Vancouver
Accreditation
- LSBC: This session is registered for 60 Substantive minutes with the Law Society of British Columbia.
- LSO: This program is eligible for up to 60 Substantive minutes with the Law Society of Ontario
- Barreau du Québec: In our view, this session would meet the CLE requirements of the Barreau du Québec. Please email Annie Girard to receive a confirmation of attendance.
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