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ARTICLE · 31 JULY 2019

Fostering Workplace Culture Through Internal Investigations

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With increasing public scrutiny over the workplace, companies are now more than ever focused on improving the culture within their organizations.

CanadaEmployment and HR

With increasing public scrutiny over the workplace, companies are now more than ever focused on improving the culture within their organizations.

Watch partner and pensions and employment expert Lisa Talbot talk about the importance of internal investigations.



Every company has its own workplace culture: the character or personality of its organization. Although every workplace culture is unique, certain characteristics of a good environment are universal. An organization which emphasizes the importance of ethical behaviour is vital to developing a positive workplace culture. How is this achieved in practice?

In our experience, conducting timely and thorough internal investigations into allegations of ethical misconduct is critical to fostering a good ethical workplace. Employees who do not believe their concerns will be investigated in good faith will not report misconduct internally. This, in turn, prevents companies from identifying and

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