In the event of a claim of harassment, discrimination, fiscal misconduct, theft, and/or performance and behavioral problems, it is important to take prompt action.
Conducting an effective investigation is the first step. The way you handle the investigation will have a significant impact on employee morale, and your legal liability.
Whether you're a manager, a small business owner, or an HR/LR professional, this program is designed to prepare you to conduct effective, timely, and defensible investigations into all types of alleged misconduct.
This virtual program is interactive in nature, with opportunities for practice and time for individual questions.
Materials include sample forms and worksheets that you can use to develop or revise your investigatory policies and practices.
By participating in this program, you will be able to confidently implement the 4 steps of successful investigations:
Home to one of the top Masters programs in Human Resources and Labor Relations, as well as an internationally recognized doctoral program and a thriving undergraduate program in Human Capital and Society, Michigan State University' School of Human Resources and Labor Relations is known as one of the top institutions for emerging HR and labor professionals.
As an extension of the School of Human Resources and Labor Relations, the Professional Development Program, has become one of the premier provider of professional education and certification in the areas of human resources, labor/employment relations, workers' compensation, and leadership.
Employees' perceptions of managers' ethical behavior influences employee trust and loyalty.
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MSU employee discount available. Please contact Kristi White at whitekr@msu.edu for more information.
Tina M. Riley, is an Associate Professor, Associate Director, and Director of Professional Development in the School of Human Resources and Labor Relations at Michigan State University. She holds a PhD in Higher, Adult and Lifelong Education, with a concentration in Communications, and a Master of Labor and Industrial Relations from Michigan State University.
Dr. Riley is a results-based educator and executive coach with expertise helping individual leaders, and organizations, achieve their full potential through high-impact communications that build trust and promote inclusion and engagement.
She adopts an engaging and holistic approach to teaching that facilitates learners’ ability to move from theory to practice. Her teaching style makes complex concepts accessible to graduate students and seasoned professionals alike. Dr. Riley teaches academic and professional development classes on a variety of HR and leadership topics including communications, leadership development, managing change, diversity and inclusion, and conducting workplace investigations.
With her passionate and engaging style, Dr. Riley develops and presents customized leadership development programs for both public and private sector organizations, from manufacturing to the Courts. Organizational leaders and HR professionals from across the globe including Bahrain, Cameroon, Canada, Georgia, Nigeria have participated in her workshops.
Registration closes 24-hours before the start of the program.
Certification is only given to those who attend the entire program and pass the examination.
FOR VIRTUAL (ZOOM) PROGRAMS
MSU reserves the right to cancel programs when enrollment criteria are not met or for conditions beyond its control. Any additional costs incurred by the enrollee of canceled programs are the responsibility of the enrollee.
This program has been approved for 7 continuing education credit hours towards Professional Development Program recertification.
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