Violence and Harassment Investigations

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We provide independent, trauma-informed, and procedurally fair investigations into allegations of workplace violence, harassment, bullying, intimidation, threats, and other conduct that may impact employee safety, wellbeing, and organizational culture.

Our approach is grounded in legislative compliance, defensible process, and evidence-based fact-finding, helping organizations meet their obligations while reducing legal, operational, and reputational risk.

We conduct investigations in alignment with applicable legislation, organizational policy, and best practices, including workplace violence and harassment prevention requirements.

What the process includes

Our workplace investigation process may include:

  • initial intake and scope assessment
    Review of the complaint, incident details, applicable policies, and legal obligations to determine scope, mandate, and investigation plan

  • document and evidence review
    Analysis of emails, text messages, policies, security reports, CCTV, HR records, notes, and other relevant documentation

  • interviews with involved parties
    Structured interviews with complainants, respondents, witnesses, supervisors, and other relevant stakeholders

  • timeline reconstruction and fact analysis
    Development of a clear chronology of events to assess consistency, context, and relevant behavioural patterns

  • credibility and reliability assessment
    Evaluation of the evidence using established investigative principles, including consistency, corroboration, plausibility, and documentary support

  • policy and conduct assessment
    Determination of whether conduct meets the threshold of workplace violence, harassment, bullying, or other policy breaches

  • investigation findings report
    A clear written report summarizing allegations, methodology, evidence reviewed, findings of fact, and conclusion

  • recommendations and risk mitigation
    Practical recommendations to support organizational response, including corrective actions, policy updates, training, supervision, and safety controls

Types of matters we investigate

We support investigations involving:

  • workplace violence

  • verbal threats or intimidation

  • harassment and bullying

  • discrimination-related conduct concerns

  • interpersonal conflict with safety implications

  • supervisor / employee misconduct

  • retaliation concerns

  • psychological safety complaints

Our approach

Every investigation is conducted with a focus on:

  • neutrality and independence

  • confidentiality

  • trauma-informed interviewing

  • procedural fairness

  • clear and defensible documentation

Our goal is to provide organizations with a fair, objective, and evidence-based process that supports informed decision-making and safer workplaces.

We provide independent, trauma-informed, and procedurally fair investigations into allegations of workplace violence, harassment, bullying, intimidation, threats, and other conduct that may impact employee safety, wellbeing, and organizational culture.

Our approach is grounded in legislative compliance, defensible process, and evidence-based fact-finding, helping organizations meet their obligations while reducing legal, operational, and reputational risk.

We conduct investigations in alignment with applicable legislation, organizational policy, and best practices, including workplace violence and harassment prevention requirements.

What the process includes

Our workplace investigation process may include:

  • initial intake and scope assessment
    Review of the complaint, incident details, applicable policies, and legal obligations to determine scope, mandate, and investigation plan

  • document and evidence review
    Analysis of emails, text messages, policies, security reports, CCTV, HR records, notes, and other relevant documentation

  • interviews with involved parties
    Structured interviews with complainants, respondents, witnesses, supervisors, and other relevant stakeholders

  • timeline reconstruction and fact analysis
    Development of a clear chronology of events to assess consistency, context, and relevant behavioural patterns

  • credibility and reliability assessment
    Evaluation of the evidence using established investigative principles, including consistency, corroboration, plausibility, and documentary support

  • policy and conduct assessment
    Determination of whether conduct meets the threshold of workplace violence, harassment, bullying, or other policy breaches

  • investigation findings report
    A clear written report summarizing allegations, methodology, evidence reviewed, findings of fact, and conclusion

  • recommendations and risk mitigation
    Practical recommendations to support organizational response, including corrective actions, policy updates, training, supervision, and safety controls

Types of matters we investigate

We support investigations involving:

  • workplace violence

  • verbal threats or intimidation

  • harassment and bullying

  • discrimination-related conduct concerns

  • interpersonal conflict with safety implications

  • supervisor / employee misconduct

  • retaliation concerns

  • psychological safety complaints

Our approach

Every investigation is conducted with a focus on:

  • neutrality and independence

  • confidentiality

  • trauma-informed interviewing

  • procedural fairness

  • clear and defensible documentation

Our goal is to provide organizations with a fair, objective, and evidence-based process that supports informed decision-making and safer workplaces.