'Informal is best' | How to conduct a remote workplace investigation

How to conduct a remote workplace investigation
How to conduct a remote workplace investigation

With many staff still remote it can be difficult to track performance and how individuals are interacting with each other. This can lead to disputes.

These disputes – often driven by pandemic frustrations, anxiety and burnout – can lead stressed employees to come to virtual blows where ‘balls can be dropped’, which can be difficult for managers, or even HR, to resolve in an environment in which they’re not directly present in.

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