Labor/Employment
Jan. 29, 2010
Professional Snoops Band Together
The California Association of Workplace Investigators was launched in October as the first group of its kind in the nation, and has already grown to 100 members.
By Dhyana Levey
Daily Journal Staff Writer
After 14 years as a workplace investigator looking into employee complaints of sexual harassment, discrimination and other sorts of illegal workplace behavior, Berkeley attorney Amy Oppenheimer got sick of working alone.
The former litigator and author of "Investigating Workplace Harassment: How to be Fair, Thorough and Legal" wanted a group of colleagues to network and share...
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