How to carry out misconduct investigations

Stacie Cheadle, Croner-i technical writer, looks at the key steps in a thorough misconduct investigation

Investigation is a crucial stage in the disciplinary process. It is the means of identifying the extent of an issue, and how, why, and what happened. It involves gathering evidence, speaking to witnesses and building a picture of the events, all of which is essential to the decisions to be made as the process progresses.

Getting disciplinary investigations right is important, not only to make sure the right person is disciplined for the right reason, but also to protect the organisation.

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