Every organization needs organization. The Employee Manual lays the groundwork for work behavior, policies, and standards. This handbook is to prevent legal disputes between employers and employees, protect you from favoritism and discrimination charges, and allows you to consistently add, monitor, and measure the results. The course will take you step by step to complete the templates provided (manual, job procedure, and procedure guide).
This course contains the Department of Labor's final rule updating overtime regulations signed into law May, 18th, 2016. This brand-new 2016 details the Fair Labor Standards Act - the law regulates minimum wage, overtime, equal pay, child labor and record keeping.
A video based EEO course that makes learning simple. This brand new 2015 training program on equal employment opportunity provides a thorough overview of the U.S. employment laws on discrimination.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the ADA Amendments Act of 2008 (ADAAA) make it illegal to discriminate against employees because of disabilities. 1 in 5 Americans...a total of 56 million people live with disabilities. Disabled Americans possess a massive amount of talent and skill and when given the opportunity, the benefits they bring to our businesses and our economy are immeasurable. Modeled after the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the ADA is the 'equal opportunity' law for people with disabilities.
Know when to say "yes" and "no" to employee requests for leave, WFH and other accomodations. It's a question that troubles most employers when dealing with accommodations.
Employment lawyer Anniken Davenport will provide you with a legal roadmap to work through one of the toughest situations, so you can confidently know when it's time to accommodate, and when it's time to terminate.
Gather your management team for this comprehensive training on how to manage employees in the most legally safe way. This help supervisors understand that their actions can inadvertently support lawsuits against your organization—and possibly against supervisors (or you) personally.