FMLA Changes
On January 28, 2008, President Bush signed into law the National Defense Authorization Act, which amends the Family and Medical Leave Act to provide eligible employees working for covered employers two new leave rights related to military service.  Information on these amendments can be reviewed on the U.S. Department of Lab...

Employers have a broad responsibility to investigate workplace issues...Do You Need To Investigate?

Associated Employers’ HR Professionals conduct internal investigations with the knowledge and experience necessary to instill employer confidence -confidence in the investigation process and confidence to support appropriate action. Thorough and impartial investigation demonstrates the exercise of reasonable care to prevent and correct inappropriate workplace conduct. Increasingly, society demands that employers engage in internal investigation to address alleged improprieties.

Employees also expect employers to investigate in response to complaints of harassment, discrimination, unfair treatment, and hostile work environment. Gone are the days when "he-said, she-said" controversies are dismissed out of hand as unsubstantiated. A good faith analysis of the available facts and credibility assessment is the expectation.

AE’s interviews provide individual participants with a unique opportunity to be heard by a third party, which can de-escalate emotionally charged situations while creating comprehensive documentation to support appropriate corrective action.

Take the mystery out of your employee complaints and conflict issues with an AE workplace investigation. MSEC conducts investigations related to:

  • Harassment and discrimination complaints
  • Allegations of "hostile work environment"
  • Workplace Violence
  • Employee/supervisor misconduct
  • Illegal activity, like drug use or theft
  • Anonymous complaints
  • Performance audit/Management audit

AE’s investigators work with you to assess the issues, identify the risks, and develop an approach to ensure a prompt and thorough investigation. Results are presented in a comprehensive investigation report, allowing to you make an informed decision on how to address the issue.

For information on how to get started, contact us at 406-248-6178.


 
406.248.6178
2727 Central Avenue, Suite 2
Billings, Montana 59102