Corporate responsibility: preventing workplace harassment
Workplace harassment risks for employers are increasing. Read our advice for companies on mitigation, investigation and prevention.
Control Risks supports organisations investigating allegations of workplace misconduct. We combine technical forensic expertise with a history of investigative work in the areas of workplace harassment, sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment (SEAH), discrimination and human rights violations and abuse.
When sensitive allegations of workplace misconduct arise, organisations need a trusted advisor to ensure a proportionate, professional and timely response. Control Risks has dedicated teams that specialise in conducting independent investigations related to workplace misconduct, helping clients unravel the details of an incident and ascertain accountability. In addition to providing investigative services, Control Risks can help implement preventative and control measures, structures and policies, and conduct training to mitigate the occurrence of such cases in the future.
Find out more about how we can help you investigate, remediate, and prevent workplace misconduct.
Workplace harassment risks for employers are increasing. Read our advice for companies on mitigation, investigation and prevention.
As investors seek profitable and sustainable assets, there is an increased awareness of the importance of social issues. Failing to understand and manage social factors can do just as much damage to an investment as ignoring environmental issues.
In this episode of our podcast series on insider risk, Catherine Marinis-Yaqub is joined by Doug Thomas, the Managing Director for the Threat Detection and Analysis Office at JP Morgan Chase.
Control Risks understands the importance of mental health, and in this podcast, we look at the unique factors that can influence women’s mental health in their professional life.