20-22 Jan 2025
DATE 20-22 Jan 2025 |
TIME 9am - 5pm |
LOCATION: Holiday Inn Singapore |
Normal (from 4 Jan 2025) |
Early Bird (by 3 Jan 2025) |
Group of ≥3 (by 3 Jan 2025) |
S$2,513.70 |
S$2,299.50 |
S$2,094.75 |
An internal investigation is conducted when there is a reasonable suspicion of wrongdoing, misconduct or ethical lapses by employees and stakeholders.
A quality investigation brings value to the organization and assists business managers who must respond appropriately to correct the situation if needed.
An internal investigation affects the people involved, from the alleged perpetrator, who may be disciplined, prosecuted or terminated, to the manager who may be blamed for what he did or didn’t do, or should have done.
Good investigators are ever mindful that their efforts have serious consequences not only for the accused, but also for the innocent third parties, such as family members, who will pay heavily for sloppiness and mistakes. “Good enough” should never be good enough for anyone conducting internal investigation.
This is why corporate professionals involved in investigation must be properly trained. Good training in investigation techniques also helps prevent the loss of evidence, unfair or unethical practices, and can withstand scrutiny in court if it goes to trial.
Workplace investigation is a three-day workshop focusing on three crucial aspects of any investigation:
1. Evidence Gathering
2. Investigative Interview
3. Investigative Report Writing
Our workplace investigation course is facilitated by a prominent defence counsel and senior police officer (NSman). HR and corporate professionals will learn real skills to conduct investigation that can withstand scrutiny, even in the courtroom.
Our structured training can provide the HR investigators with valuable field-tested investigative skills, legal insights, and a fresh perspective. This training can elevate the investigator's expertise, leading to more effective, thorough, and legally compliant workplace investigations. Some benefits include:
Legal Insights: As a defense counsel, the trainer is well-versed in legal matters related to investigations. This knowledge ensures that the HR investigator conducts investigations in a manner that is legally compliant and minimizes potential legal risks for the organization.
Enhanced Investigative Techniques: The trainer's expertise in both sides of the law is adapted and applied to internal workplace investigations, making the HR investigator more effective in conducting thorough and unbiased inquiries.
Objective Perspective: Our trainer’s diverse experience brings an objective viewpoint to the training. This can help the HR investigator recognize and address any biases that may unconsciously influence their investigations, ensuring fair and impartial investigations.
Report Writing Skills: Defense counsels are skilled in crafting compelling legal arguments and presenting evidence effectively in court. This training can enhance the HR investigator's report writing skills, ensuring that investigation reports are comprehensive, well-structured, and persuasive when presenting findings and recommendations.
Confidence and Professionalism: This training can boost the HR investigator's confidence and professionalism. Feeling more competent in their investigative abilities can lead to better outcomes and a higher level of credibility when interacting with all parties involved in the investigation process.
Yes, this course is suitable for those without investigation experience.
Investigative skills are applicable across industries. While the specific laws and regulations may vary from one industry to another, the foundational principles of investigative skills remain relevant and valuable in any context. With the trainer’s varied experience, he is able to give relevant industry-specific examples and illustrations, making this training more personal.
While HR and corporate executives may have significant experience in people management, interviewing, and report writing, conducting workplace investigation requires specialized skills and knowledge outside of their domain expertise. These skills include evidence gathering, investigative interviewing techniques, and investigative report writing.
Anyone responsible for investigating allegations of misconduct or wrongdoing in the workplace. This includes:
Workplace investigation workshop is focused on imparting practical investigative skills, not theories and processes. It have strong focus on hands-on practices to help participants apply the new skills.