What employers need to know:
Trauma‑informed interviewing shifts workplace investigations from what may be perceived by employees as adversarial questioning to a structured, supportive dialogue that prioritises psychological safety, enhances memory recall, and produces more accurate and reliable accounts. By applying the techniques outlined in this article to interviews as part of workplace investigations, employers can minimise psychosocial harm while…
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What employers need to know:
Trauma‑informed interviewing shifts workplace investigations from what may be perceived by employees as adversarial questioning…
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