HR Regulatory Compliance Training - Live Webinars, Recordings & CDs

This webinar will cover key strategic, operational, and compliance in HR management issues. It will cover the key areas that should be addressed in conducting an HR audit, impart an understanding of critical tasks to be completed, and provide an update on how federal and state employment laws may affect the scope and the reporting of the HR audit.

This training will prepare hearing officer for corrective actions and how to prepare for the hearing. It will cover application process for new applicants which include prior practice, references, prior adverse actions and liability settlements. Attendees will learn elements of good, clear and concise bylaws, fair hearing plans and other policies.

This 90-minute webinar will help attendees discover the various types of payroll scams, how to recognize key signs of fraud, and ways to prevent and eliminate payroll fraud. It will further offer best practices to use in payroll audits to defend against fraud and negligence.

Employees should not have to make impossible choices between caring for their own health or the health of a sick child or family member and receiving a paycheck or keeping a job. Currently, there is no requirement under federal law, except for federal contractors, that employees be provided with paid sick leave. In the absence of a federal law, paid sick days legislation has been enacted successfully at state and local levels, and evidence shows they are working well without adverse business or economic effects.

The webinar will provide an update of key federal and state unemployment issues. Participants will gain an understanding of the critical issues affecting their individual Unemployment Insurance (UI) accounts and develop methods to control UI costs and manage other related liabilities.

In addition to the FMLA and the ADA, now we have the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA), mandating paid leave for many employees for COVID-related reasons. In this webinar, we will discuss key, hot-button compliance issues and share some Best Practices for managing a workforce while staying in compliance with the FFCRA, the FMLA, ADA, and Workers’ Comp.

This HR Audit webinar will cover key strategic, operational, and compliance HR management issues. The objective is to provide the attendee with the key areas that should be addressed in conducting an HR audit, an understanding of critical tasks to be completed, and an update how federal and state employment laws may affect the scope and the reporting of the HR audit.

Attend this webinar to gain a clear understanding of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1973 (FMLA), and Workers’ Compensation laws and how they interact with each other. Learn how to incorporate that information into company policies and develop the ability to communicate those policies to employees.

This webinar discusses the key employment policies that should be incorporated in every employee handbook. The webinar further identifies policies statements that add value to the employer-employee relationship and discusses key issues that will require inclusion in the future.

This program will follow the risk management process described by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), which sees risk management as a strategic and enterprise challenge. Like strategic planning and management, risk management is cyclical and must constantly be reassessed, evaluated against changing conditions and improved.

This new 2020 HR Metrics session reviews the utilization of HR metrics and analytics as a core competency, reviews the role HR metrics play in helping the organization make critical business decisions, describes the calculation of employment practices liability risk exposure, and provides a listing of some of the more widely used HR metrics.

California statutes pertaining to meal and rest periods for non-exempt employees is one of the more confusing topics in today’s business environment. This course is designed to provide you with a practical foundation for understanding the law. It includes guidelines for how to properly create and administer your own meal and rest period policy. Or, if your company already has its own policy, then this information can help you review your existing policy as well as the procedures and practices in “real life” daily operations.

This webinar training will explain the role of HR professionals and managers in implementing discrimination-free dress code to ensure all job candidates and employees are treated fairly and equitably. Dress codes are receiving a fair amount of attention in the courts these days with number of precedent setting lawsuits dealing with dress codes’ requirements. The instructor will explain how your current dress code can discriminate against potential and current employees based on their gender, religion, and race, to name a few and lead to lawsuits.

In a 24/7, rapidly changing, always on, "do more with less" world, not surprisingly, individual stress and interpersonal tension can influence the organizational climate, communication, and coordination. The challenge becomes sustaining resilience and morale while forging cooperative and productive working relationships and partnerships.

This webinar will provide a comprehensive understanding of the provisions of the FLSA. You will learn the proper calculation of overtime pay, gain an understanding of what is considered hours worked, what to do when state and federal laws differ, when employees must be compensated for training, travel time, meal breaks, and on-call status.

The COVID-19 pandemic has presented challenging wage and hour questions for employers. The federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)—and corresponding state wage and hour laws are not on hold during the pandemic. In addition to FLSA obligations, decisions regarding wage and hour could trigger nondiscrimination laws, health and safety laws, leave and accommodation laws, and state-specific laws. It also clarifies some common questions about how to handle pay for workers when they can’t physically come to work.

It's easy to become a victim of the "To-Do" list, crisis management, and reacting to the latest fire. Unfortunately, that approach seldom leads to sustainable success. Focus on driving your daily action through the power of your vision and mission, plan strategically, and focus on results to get the progress your organization demands. In 2020 that means staying more concerned with your team members’ wellbeing and their needs.

This webinar identifies some of the problems HR and others responsible for onboarding have for trying to assess the needs of the person they have never met. You will learn what you can do to make onboarding the at home worker more successful. It will provide techniques for those you have onboarded to become more comfortable.

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned everyday life upside down. Millions of Americans are now working from home. And while the current pandemic will certainly end, the transition back to “normal” life is likely to be gradual, with many predicting that the “normal” we once knew is a thing of the past and that the workplace employees return to will forever be changed. This situation presents multiple challenges for organizations looking to transition their staff back to on-site work. Whether they have been furloughed or transitioned to work remotely full time, re-onboarding needs to be well-planned and effectively communicated.

This course provides insights and best practices for both candidates and interviewer(s) for conducting remote job interviews. Covid-19 has greatly enhanced the need for remote interviews but even prior to and after social distancing guidelines subside, there are numerous circumstances when remote interviews are appropriate.