2018 - Crafting Sound Policies and Procedures for Managing Employee Leave

OVERVIEW
This webinar is a follow up to our previous two webinars, (Insert title for FMLA/ADA Overlap). How do you figure out which laws apply, properly administer leave, and minimize leave abuse? Perhaps most importantly, how does an employer craft effective policies and procedures that staff can easily follow so your company stays ahead of the curve? Every employer, manager, executive, be they in life sciences, banking, pharmaceutical, medical device, manufacturing or any other industry is susceptible to leave interference claims by employees, state and federal agencies and also to employee leave abuse.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND
Employers regularly face challenges as to how to ensure high morale and productivity from their workers, which can be compromised by employee leave abuse. Solid, proactive employment practices can enable you to stay ahead of the curve and either side-step the challenge or meet it head on. Employers looking to get a handle on ensuring proper use of employee leave – before the employee goes out on leave will want to make sure they attend this webinar.
AREAS COVERED
Points to be covered include without limitation:
• Creating and retaining records to maximize employee leave policy effectiveness;
• Using call-in, attendance and vacation/sick leave policies to augment employee leave policies;
• Practices to include in your policies to minimize leave abuse before and during leave;
• Monitoring and investigating leave;
• Return to work issues;
• Termination/Discipline
• Best Practices --- and more!
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Learn how to craft sound policies for employee leave to maintain a proper procedure and minimize leave abuse.
WHO WILL BENEFIT
• Human Resource VP’s, HR Directors, Managers
• Leave Administrators, Benefits Administrators,
• All Officers and all levels of management, Business Owners, CEO’s
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