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Date | 20 October, 2025
Time | 8:30am-4.30pm
Location | Level 18, Vero Building,
48 Shortland Street, Auckland Central (in-person)
Cost | $1,600 +GST
Discounts | 15% discount when combined with Workplace Mediation Skills, 21-22 October 2025
This one day, in-person training course will provide participants with a framework to conduct independent employment investigations, and the skills to undertake them confidently.
This course is suitable for legal practitioners new to employment investigations, in-house HR and Employment Relations professionals, and leaders responsible for handling complaints, misconduct, or sensitive issues in the workplace related to
Led by experienced workplace investigators, participants will benefit from their insights and practical guidance on how to avoid the issues which can impact investigations, as well as what the Employment Relations Authority view may be of these.
Barrister; Chief, ERA 2015—2019
Senior Associate; PSPLA-licensed investigator; formerly New Zealand Police
Date | 20 October, 2025
Time | 8:30am-4.30pm
Location | Level 18, Vero Building, 48 Shortland Street, Auckland Central (in-person)
Inclusions | Workbook with templates; Morning tea
Cost | $1,600 +GST
Discounts | 15% discount when combined with Workplace Mediation Skills, 21-22 October 2025 (Total $3,850 + GST)
Enquiries | For any questions, please contact in**@***************co.nz
Customised training | This course can also be delivered as in-house training, and customised to your organisation’s needs. To enquire please contact us.
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