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Skill 12: Investigating Complaints & Incidents

 
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►Skill 12: A litigation explosion has occurred in the past 20 years. Employers face mounting legal exposure on many fronts from harassment to discrimination. By investigating employee complaints properly, you can keep your employer out of court and help all parties reach a fast, fair resolution. As soon as you learn of a problem that merits investigation, speed and responsiveness are critical. Your prompt attention to the matter sends a message that you take the employee's complaint seriously. Putting off an investigation is viewed as negligence and apathy, even if you were just too busy at the time.


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