Practical HR: How to Navigate Employment Law Myths and Landmines
As a human resources (HR) professional, you are expected to be an expert on employment law and HR practice. With hundreds or even thousands of potentially applicable employment laws, where do you start? Join us for this daylong, interactive program where you learn the basics of both employment law compliance and human resources practice. At the end of this program, you have the tools to help your organization spot and avoid high-risk employment matters, as well as some practical tips for managing issues that do arise.
This course can be applied to the following certificates:
Human Resource Management & Organizational Development Certificate
Labor Relations Certificate
Instructor
Jill Hamill Sopha is the owner and managing director of Sopha Mediation LLC. As a full-time employment attorney mediator, Jill combines her unique and unparalleled experience with her passion to help employers and employees find resolutions to workplace disputes and ... read more
Who Should Attend
- New and/or experienced HR professionals
- New and/or experienced business leaders, supervisors, compliance employees and other individuals who regularly handle HR matters
Benefits and Learning Outcomes
After attending this course, you will be able to:
- Spot high-risk human resources employment law matters
- Help your organization avoid high-risk human resources employment law matters
- Use practical tips for managing high-risk human resources employment law matters that do arise
Course Outline/Topics
Spotting Employment Law Risks
- Hiring and Paying Employees
- Discrimination and Harassment
- #Metoo
- Religious Discrimination and Accommodation
- Age Discrimination
- Disability Discrimination, Accommodation Issues and Leaves of Absence
- Other Employment Risks
Avoiding and Managing Employment Law Risks
- Failing to Act
- Policies, Postings and Training
- Conducting Investigations
- Corrective Action and Discipline
- Avoiding Retaliation Claims
- Managing Employee Conflict
- Managing Performance Issues
- Ending the Employment Relationship
Notes
Lunch and snacks are provided each day. Discounted parking is also available for those who park in the adjacent Shops of Grand Avenue parking structure.
Testimonials
"The instructor did a nice job relating the concepts to real-life scenarios including ones brought up by class participants." — Participant, 2019
"Well structured! Great instructor, encouraged participation." — Participant, 2019
All sessions are Face-to-Face unless otherwise noted.
Date: Thu, Feb 13
Time: 8:30am-4pm
Location: UWM School of Continuing Education
Instructor: Jill Sopha
Fee:
$344.99 by Thu., Jan. 30.
$395 after Thu., Jan. 30.
CEUs: 0.7, PDCs: 7
Enrollment Limit: 25
Program Number: 5040-12516
Registration Deadline: Thu., Feb. 13
