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2013 - Compliance Considerations For Virtual Workers - Webinar by TrainHR

Date2013-01-17

Deadline2013-01-17

VenueOnline Training, USA - United States USA - United States

Keywordshr compliance; FLSA; Family and Medical Leave Act

Websitehttps://alturl.com/ni7dr

Topics/Call fo Papers

Overview : We'll cover what other employers have learned the hard way, paving the way for others. We'll also discuss challenges that you may have never even given any thought. We'll also look at emerging best practices and innovative solutions to work place compliance problems. Because when it comes to working remotely, the issues HR worries about may not be the issues that become real problems.
Why should you attend: Management techniques just don't always have an answer for the modern challenges you face leading a virtual team. These are unique concerns most of our parent's workplaces never had to consider, e.g., terminating someone who works virtually and way out in the countryside.
Additionally, wherever there are people, there are employee relations issues which can turn into compliance issues. There are enough misunderstandings in the regular work world, let alone the additional opportunities for miscommunication when coworkers rarely if ever, see one another, and never get a chance to forge personal connections. If you thought investigating employee relations complaints were difficult, try it when the employees live and work in different states.
Areas Covered in the Session:
FLSA - Time keeping issues. So, so many of them… 2 major big ones.
FMLA - 10 problems that can come out of nowhere with FMLA
ADA - Remote work as an accommodation. But what if it doesn't work out?
Safety - Am I responsible for their falling while running up from the laundry to answer their work phone?
Social media - We can't control SM when employees are 2 feet in front of us and recent NLRB decisions make it harder than ever.
Technology - Determining who owns what. Separating or not personal vs. professional work technologies.
Data, data, data… listen to the IT people!
Performing investigations with employees who work remotely.
Safety and compliance issues for remote and traveling employees.
If necessary, what to do when alternative work arrangements just isn't working.
Tips on terminating a virtual employee.
Who Will Benefit:
HR Generalists
HR Managers
Plant Managers
Management
Business Owners

Last modified: 2012-12-19 19:14:41