Hi Rod,
Thanks very much for your advice over the phone today, as well as for your involvement in the forum. It's great to have such knowledgeable people here.
I have a question about the following situation. In a scenario where an event is investigated and there were 3 witnesses to the conduct. The person that a complaint is raised against claims something completely different to the witnesses. So technically, his word against theirs. Is this always a clear cut solution?
Thanks very much for your advice over the phone today, as well as for your involvement in the forum. It's great to have such knowledgeable people here.
I have a question about the following situation. In a scenario where an event is investigated and there were 3 witnesses to the conduct. The person that a complaint is raised against claims something completely different to the witnesses. So technically, his word against theirs. Is this always a clear cut solution?