Tonight further reports surrounding the Minnesota Wild and workplace misconduct have been released. This time surrounding General Manager Bill Guerin. <h2>Wild General Manager Investigated For Workplace Misconduct</h2> A new report has indicated that Wild General Manager Bill Guerin has been investigated by the NHL and a third-party source for workplace misconduct. Guerin has been away from the team since the investigation began. <q>While the investigation was proceeding, Guerin did not attend the NHL's Board of Governors meeting in Seattle nor the Wild's four-game road trip to western Canada and Seattle. That was odd considering it was new coach John Hynes' first long road trip with the Wild.- Michael Russo, The Athletic</q> Since then this investigation has concluded. Guerin has not been found to have engaged in any inappropriate conduct that reaches a fireable offense. <q>Two team sources indicated that the investigation into Guerin's alleged behavior was complete and the findings were delivered to upper management and ownership early this week. Wild management determined that Guerin had not committed a fireable offense, team sources said Wednesday.</q> <h2>Wild Stay Quiet Amidst Organizational Chaos</h2> While these investigations have taken place the team has stayed relatively quiet. When the media went to interview players after their skate today only two were left in the dressing room. <q>By the time the media was allowed into the near-empty dressing room, only defenseman Alex Goligoski and recent call-up Dakota Mermis were made available, with members of the team's PR staff close to their side.</q> According to a statement the NHL and Gary Bettman are satisified with the results of this investigation. The next time Bill Guerin speak will be a must listen either way.