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Employment Law for
Managers
Seminar
A
Productivity-Based Approach to Legal Compliance
March
8, 2012
8:30
to 12:30
Instructor: Jonathan Driggs, Attorney at
Law
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Target
audience: All
supervisors, managers, executives, and human resource personnel.
Supervisors,
managers and executives have the most day-to-day interaction with
employees, yet they usually know the least about employment
laws.
This results in a tremendous amount of your company’s legal liability
in the hands of the uninformed. The best way to reduce a
company’s liability risk is to get the information in the hands of
those who need it the most: supervisors, managers and executives.
The
Employment Law for Managers Seminar (ELMS) is especially designed to
help non-H.R. managers know how to comply with the law while still
meeting business objectives.
Some of the legal issues covered by ELMS are:
- How to conduct effective job interviews that are legally
compliant
- How
to avoid creating appearances of discrimination while managing
employees (e.g. avoiding discrimination claims when making decisions
related to performance, compensation, job assignments, promotions, etc.)
- How to prevent and/or respond to harassment complaints
(sexual, sexist, racist, religious, etc.)
- How to manage high-risk and high-maintenance employees in
an effective and legal manner
- How to discipline and/or terminate a problem employee in a
fair and legal manner
- How to accommodate disabled employees under the Americans
with Disabilities Act while ensuring satisfactory job performance
- How to manage employees who are taking leave under the
Family & Medical Leave Act
- How to comply with wage and hour laws (overtime, etc.) …
and much more!
Each
participant will receive a new 90-page
seminar manual containing a comprehensive treatment of the laws
applicable to managing employees.
Registration:
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It means that this program has met the HR Certification
Institute's criteria to be pre-approved for recertification credit.