Course "Multistate Handbooks - Multitasking Policies Effectively" has been pre-approved by HRCI as eligible for 1.5 credits towards a participant's recertification upon full completion.
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Overview of the webinar
This webinar will explain how to develop and maintain a high-quality multi-state employee handbook. It will cover common federal and state issues in multistate handbook drafting including NLRB, EEOC, PPACA, disability, pregnancy and leave.
Area Covered In The Webinar
Common federal issues in multistate handbook drafting
Common state issues in multistate handbook drafting
Best practices in resolution between conflicting state laws
Navigating federal versus state legal standards
General employee policy adoption versus specific state policy change
Why should you attend?
Employee handbooks can be an employer’s best friend or worst enemy. Strong, direct employee handbooks give employers a fantastic first of line of defense and a great go-to guide for most issues that arise in the workplace. Poor employee handbooks, in contrast, can immediately undermine a workplace. So, employers must effectively navigate the complications to develop and maintain a high-quality, dependable, and successful handbook.
Multistate employers need a dynamic and effective multi-state handbook. Every employer who has employees in more than one state automatically faces a myriad of confusing state laws, federal mandates, and legal conflicts that must be addressed in order to work effectively in multiple jurisdictions.
This webinar will offer attendees a tool-box of best practices for developing and maintaining a strong multi-state employee handbook.
Who Will Benefit?
- HR Directors
- Business Directors
- Any CO involved with employee relations/human resources
About the speaker
Years of Experience: 15+ years
Deirdre Kamber Todd, Esq., has been practicing healthcare and employment law for more than twenty years. Following her distinguished master’s degree from the University of Limerick, in Limerick, Ireland, and her juris doctor from Hofstra University