The Age · Business / Companies

There’s no rule book for workplace investigations. So, how do we know they’re fair?

· By Millie Muroi
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When KPMG faced allegations of confidential client information being shared by some of its employees, it took several attempts for the firm to substantiate the whistleblower’s claims.

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