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- Initial Inquiry:
- Assess the situation to determine if a formal investigation is warranted based on available evidence or complaints.
- Evidence Gathering:
- Document Collection: Review relevant documents, such as emails, contracts, and financial records.
- Interviews: Conduct interviews with involved parties, including employees, management, and witnesses.
- Analysis:
- Analyze the evidence collected to identify patterns, corroborate statements, and uncover facts related to the investigation.
- Reporting:
- Compile a comprehensive report outlining findings, conclusions, and any recommendations for action.
- Implementation of Recommendations:
- Suggest actions based on findings, which may include disciplinary measures, policy changes, or legal action.
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