Our research “Aftermath or Afterglow: Improving Team Dynamics and Workplace Culture After a Misconduct Investigation” has revealed a treasure-trove of practical tips for employers, international best practice and ‘things to think about’ following a workplace investigation. In our last two blog posts, we considered the role of employment policies and the importance of doing something to […]
[WEBINAR ON DEMAND] What is ‘best practice’ for your post investigation journey?
Earlier this year, Worklogic undertook ground-breaking research, supported by Monash University, into the actions employers take after an investigation has been conducted in their workplaces. In this webinar, Workogic Co-Founder & Director Rose Bryant-Smith explores: What best practice looks like, post-investigation, for improving culture, communication and behaviour What the data reveals, on a collective and anonymous basis, about what […]
The One Thing You Should do After an Investigation
Our inaugural research “Aftermath or Afterglow: Improving Workplace Culture & Team Dynamics After a Misconduct Investigation” focused on the various interventions that can employers can make after a complaint and investigation, and how effective the our research participants judged those interventions to be. One of the key findings of our research is – perhaps not […]
After an Investigation: The Role of Policies in Improving Workplace Culture and Team Dynamics
In Worklogic’s inaugural research “Aftermath or Afterglow: Improving Team Dynamics & Workplace Culture Following a Misconduct Investigation” conducted with Monash University PhD student, Sarah Carrier, we explored the interventions that employers can take to rebuild team dynamics and organisational culture following a misconduct investigation. The research explored the latest academic research and the results of an employer survey to determine what […]
Why you should tackle emerging HR issues head-on
Over the past decade at Worklogic, we have conducted literally thousands of workplace investigations, mediations and reviews of toxic teams. Regardless of the investigation outcomes, for many of these matters where we were ‘choppered-in’ to investigate allegations of miscommunication, misbehaviour or misdeeds, it was often a case of “if only”. For example: “If only the […]