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Q&A: Framing allegations and notifying employees

Poorly drafted workplace conduct allegations will undermine the fairness, validity and defensibility of any disciplinary action taken against an employee. This Q&A shares practical tips that minimise risk during this part of the process.

Topics covered in this HR Daily Premium Q&A include:

  • when to move from preliminary enquiries to formal allegations;
  • what information and level of detail to include in allegations;
  • common drafting mistakes and how to avoid them;
  • tips for presenting allegations to an employee; and
  • meeting requests and notice.
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