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Conducting California Workplace Investigations

When workplace issues arise, how you investigate makes all the difference. This intensive half-day seminar walks you through a mock investigation—step by step—showing you exactly how to handle complaints, conduct interviews, assess credibility, and close the loop legally and fairly. Led by CalChamber’s employment law experts, this hands-on session gives you the tools to protect your organization.

Please note: There is no recording associated with this virtual seminar so be sure to attend the live training.

CREDITS: HRCI 3.25 | PDC 3.25 | MCLE 3.25

SKU: CWI1

Availability: Seats Available: 4

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$299.00

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Thursday, August 27, 2026, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. PT

When you receive a complaint of harassment, discrimination or retaliation based on a legally protected class, California law requires that you conduct a prompt, thorough and impartial investigation. In addition, it’s a best practice to investigate other types of workplace misconduct because conducting proper investigations is not only necessary to comply with legal requirements; it also ensures you establish a solid basis for policy violations and disciplinary actions.

A proper workplace investigation involves more than just asking a few questions. Investigations require careful planning and diligent execution to ensure they are effective.

Join CalChamber’s employment law experts for an intensive seminar that puts the legal requirements into practice with a mock investigation that provides hands-on experience conducting a workplace investigation from start to finish, including:

Reviewing the legal requirements for investigations.
Establishing a compliant workplace investigation policy.
Understanding when investigations must be conducted.
Watching the employment law experts conduct a mock investigation using a real-life scenario, including:
- Developing the scope of the investigation.
- Conducting witness interviews.
- Evaluating evidence and assessing credibility of witnesses.
- Making conclusory findings.
- Closing the investigation.

Seminar Details:

Presented by CalChamber’s top employment law experts to discuss California workplace investigation requirements.
A mock investigation during the seminar provides a hands-on experience to help learners put into practice the expert guidance from the employment law experts.
Participants can engage in live Q&A with the experts during the webinar.
Ideal for HR professionals, office managers, business owners, and anyone else responsible for conducting or assisting with workplace investigations.
Approved for 3.25 PDC, HRCI and MCLE credits.
Mobile-optimized for viewing on tablets and smartphones.

This virtual seminar offers information only and does not serve as or replace legal advice.

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