Workplace Investigation and Employee Relations Case Review

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Jessica Valoy

• Oct 29

Workplace Investigation & Employee Relations Case Review

This sample case study demonstrates my approach to investigating allegations of unprofessional workplace conduct involving conflicting employee accounts.

My process includes reviewing initial complaints and written statements, developing targeted interview questions, and working with management to identify additional sources of evidence, such as security footage, badge access records, and workplace communications.

I compare written reports with information shared during interviews, identify inconsistencies, and follow up on discrepancies before reaching conclusions.

I take every concern seriously, but I don't assume an allegation is fact without a thorough investigation. I also recognize how stressful the process can be for employees and make it a priority to explain the process, provide opportunities to respond, and treat everyone involved with dignity and respect.

My goal is to establish what the evidence supports and provide management with fair, objective, and well-documented findings and recommendations.

This is a fictional case study created to demonstrate my professional experience and investigative approach. It does not represent an actual client engagement.

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HR Consulting HR Management Microsoft Excel Microsoft Teams Microsoft Word

Francis Favour

• Nov 3

I think the way you present a project matters just as much as the project itself.

So, when I created the case study for Playyard, I challenged myself to make the experience interesting .

I wanted it to read like a story, not a collection of design slides.

There's a flow to how the idea is introduced, how the product is explored, and how the different pieces connect.

I wanted playyard case-study to communicate the idea in a way that was easy to follow and interesting to explore.

Check it out 👇

https://www.behance.net/gallery/257194103/Playyard-A-games-and-products-discovery-platform

https://playyard-nine.vercel.app/

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UI Design Web Development Web Design ChatGPT Figma

Vansita Addanki

pro

• Nov 5

This presentation feels so playful.

norhan elzany

• Nov 3

Sales Analysis Dashboard Using Microsoft Excel

Data Analysis Excel VBA

Abayomi Egbemode

pro

• Nov 2

A few months ago someone told me my portfolio didn't clearly show the impact of my work. Fair. It had nice screens and not much proof. So I went back to training. Since then I've rebuilt the whole thing with three AI coworkers: Claude Code, Cursor and Codex. I designed it, they wrote most of the code, and my main job was saying "no, smaller" about 400 times. Every case study now shows the problem, the decision I made and what changed, with a source next to every number. If there's no number, it says so. Then it got a bit out of hand 🤭: • a samurai intro (turn your sound on) • a day/night switch that slices the page in half with lightning • Slice, a sword game with a live leaderboard. My high score is very beatable. Please don't. 😂 • an ink dragon that tells you random facts about me • a 30-second film in my own voice, below It still loads in about a second on a slow phone. I'm now a designer who cares about load times. Nobody warned me that would happen. I had more fun building this than I've had on anything in a long time. Have a look: egbemodeyomi.com Tell me which case study you'd read first, and your Slice score. If you're building something and need a design engineer, say hi.

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