Volunteer Hours, Uniform Deductions, and Timekeeping Automation
Learn about wage and hour compliance for employers, including rules for employee volunteering, uniform deductions, and timekeeping practices that avoid legal risks.
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Learn about wage and hour compliance for employers, including rules for employee volunteering, uniform deductions, and timekeeping practices that avoid legal risks.
Lunch-and-learn pay, workday holiday celebrations, and the difference between extra wages and a formal health-insurance reimbursement arrangement.
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Military leave can affect staffing, benefits, PTO, and an employee’s return to work. This trainer discusses USERRA, reemployment considerations, family leave, and practical ways to plan for an absence.
Before a disciplinary decision, consider policy notice, a fair investigation, supporting evidence, consistency, and proportionality. This trainer explains seven just-cause factors through an attendance example.
Avoiding a difficult employee conversation can allow problems to grow. This trainer outlines progressive corrective coaching, from clear expectations and documented warnings to reviewing termination risks.
Family medical history can raise workplace privacy and discrimination concerns. This trainer introduces GINA, inadvertent disclosures, limits on inquiries, and the handling of confidential medical records.
A performance problem followed by a protected complaint can make employment decisions harder to assess. This trainer examines retaliation risk, the timing of discipline, and the value of prior written documentation.
New-hire reporting supports child-support enforcement and benefit administration. This trainer explains the information employers report, state-specific timelines, reporting methods, and multistate considerations.
Considering E-Verify? This trainer discusses how it relates to Form I-9, the timing and consistency of verification, recordkeeping, staff responsibilities, and factors to review before participating.
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