Tag: investigations

Showing 12 out of 19 results

23 June 2026

Australia: Briefing note - New laws in Victoria restrict NDAs in workplace sexual harassment cases

16 April 2026

Australia: Briefing note - Medibank Private Limited v McClure [2026] FCAFC 38

15 October 2022

UK: Internal grievance report could not retrospectively acquire legal privilege

04 April 2019

Hong Kong: Disciplinary Procedures & Privilege

12 December 2017

UK: over-thorough investigation did not render dismissal unfair

In NHS 24 v Pillar, the EAT has ruled that an over-thorough investigation will not of itself render a dismissal unfair.  It is for the …

03 October 2017

UK: Employer's duty of trust and confidence - caution needed before suspending to investigate alleged misconduct

A recent High Court ruling serves as a reminder to employers not automatically to suspend an employee accused of misconduct while an investigation takes …

07 July 2017

Australia: Romero v Farstad Shipping saga - A reminder to get your approach to company policies right

There has been further development in the Romero v Farstad Shipping saga, with the Full Federal Court this week dismissing each of Ms Romero’s appeal …

26 April 2017

Asia: The Role of Unions

Unions are becoming increasingly prevalent across Asia. Here we take a look at which aspects of the employment relationship unions may be involved in …

13 April 2017

Australia: Important interim order in a bullying application

A recent decision in the anti-bullying jurisdiction of the Fair Work Commission has highlighted the (potentially complicated) interaction …

25 January 2017

Hong Kong: MIC Regime - Implications for HR

On 16 December 2016, the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) issued a circular which introduces new measures to heighten the individual …

20 December 2016

New Zealand: Fair and reasonable dismissals

The New Zealand Court of Appeal has ruled on the standard for employers in justifying dismissal decisions, finding it requires an overall assessment of …

15 December 2016

UK: Unfair dismissal - broad investigation may be required where credibility of serious allegations at issue

Where an employer is contemplating dismissal for gross misconduct on the basis of disputed and uncorroborated evidence, fairness may require it to carry …