When it comes to determining employee wrongdoing and setting punishment, it’s essential to use a complete and independent investigative process. Otherwise, the company can wind up being responsible if it turns out that a supervisor who was “out to get” an employee—perhaps in retaliation for filing a discrimination claim— trumped up performance problems or other employee deficiencies ...
HR investigations must go beyond supervisor suggestions
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