Presented in partnership with CPHR Alberta.
A well-written investigation report does more than summarize evidence. It demonstrates fairness, supports sound decision-making, and helps ensure your work stands up to scrutiny.
Once you have completed interviews, reviewed documents, and assessed the evidence, the next challenge is transforming that information into a clear, defensible report.
In this half-day workshop, you will learn practical techniques for writing workplace investigation reports that are organized, evidence-based, and easy for decision-makers to follow.
Learning Outcomes
Participants will learn:
- Report-writing best practices
- Common report-writing errors and how to avoid them
- How to structure a report and use templates effectively
- Choosing the appropriate language and point of view
- Writing clear analysis and well-supported findings
- When recommendations may, or may not, be appropriate
Prerequisite: Participants are strongly encouraged to have completed the Workplace Investigation Certificate program.
FACILITATORS
Bob Stenhouse | CEO & Founder
Bob is the founder and CEO of Veritas Solutions and a nationally recognized expert in workplace and administrative investigations. With over 40 years of investigative experience, he has led thousands of files across criminal, human rights, and corporate sectors. Bob has trained thousands of HR professionals, earned the 2025 Workplace Investigator of the Year (Silver), and is the author of the Amazon bestseller Truth Matters: A Guide to Conducting Successful Workplace and Other Administrative Investigations.
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