Conducting a Disciplinary: 10 Top Tips for Employers
Managing a disciplinary investigation can be complicated. There's likely to be a lot of emotion flying around and you must ensure you follow an exact process.
Conducting a Disciplinary

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10 Top Tips for Employers
Investigation: You must conduct a reasonable investigation to ensure any action you take is fair
Seek Advice: Look at the ACAS Code of Practice recommendations or call Croner
The Investigating Officer: Must not be connected in any way to the allegations
No Delay: The investigation must not suffer any unreasonable delays
Suspend the Employee: If it is necessary to ensure a fair investigation takes place
Arrange an Investigatory Meeting: With the employee and take detailed notes
Interview Witnesses: Take detailed notes of their statements
Collect Documents: Everything connected to the allegations must be collected as evidence
Prepare a Document Set & Witness Statement: Submit to the disciplinary hearing, and to the employee, in advance of the hearing
The Meeting: The employee does not have a statutory right to be accompanied but your procedure may state they can
Expert Support with Disciplinaries
With unrivalled experience in the industry, Croner’s Employment Law advisors are some of the most renowned and knowledgeable professionals in their respective fields. If you are currently managing a case of this nature and would like guidance from a Croner expert please call 0800 470 9999.