Join CPHR Manitoba's Westman Chapter for this interactive session with Marc Robichaud, Chief of Police for the Sainte-Anne Police Department.
Human Resource professionals are often faced with conflicting accounts of a situation. It is a challenge trying to figure out if someone is telling the truth. This workshop provides specific techniques and a process for investigating issues in the workplace to better determine what information is true and what is false.
Making judgments regarding the credibility – or truthfulness – of another person is a challenge for most individuals, including professionals such as police officers and crime investigators. While we may trust our gut, we also recognize the importance of needing proof to support intuition or observations. For professionals trained in Statement Analysis, the proof is in the words.
Statement Analysis is an established investigative tool used within law enforcement to detect deception in written or verbal statements. This workshop introduces participants into the world of investigative science and provides HR professionals with an overview of some of the tools and techniques used to train police investigators.
This workshop will be interactive, with presentation, discussion and a series of interactive exercises and a case study.
In this workshop, participants will learn:
This program will provide participants with the opportunity to add to their toolkit specific techniques that will assist in typical – or atypical – situations where HR professionals are called upon to investigate and resolve issues. Typical areas where these techniques directly apply include:
Wednesday Mar 11, 2020
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM CDT
March 11, 2020, 12:00 - 3:00PM
Canad Inns Destination Centre Brandon - Ambassador A
CPHR Manitoba members - $125 Non-members - $150
CPHR Manitoba
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