Investigating Internal Non Compliance Complaints for the General Counsel - FSLA, FMLA and USERRA
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Deadline: April 07, 2015 | Date: April 07, 2015
Venue/Country: Palo Alto, U.S.A
Updated: 2015-03-31 20:12:18 (GMT+9)
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This webinar will help general counsel and senior HR executives work together to better understand internal complaint systems, and design, establish, and maintain an effective system for handling employee complaints in the workplace when associates charge that the employer has violated one or more of the laws that regulate the employer-employee relationship.Why Should You Attend:This webinar is for general counsel who manage the work output and the results of decision making by HR executives and key managers for their employees. The goal of this session is to better understand internal complaint systems and design, establish, and maintain an effective system for handling employee complaints in the workplace.Who Will Benefit:Chief Legal CounselStaff Attorney/ ParalegalsLegal Department RepresentativesAssociate Relations ProfessionalsEmployee Relations ProfessionalsHuman Resource ProfessionalsHR ConsultantsOperations ManagersInstructor Profile:The webinar is led by HR strategy consultant Douglas L. Pilarski, president of Sawyer TMS. Mr. Pilarski has a proven track record of helping his clients drive results and enhance business effectiveness. He provides expertise and leadership in support of their quest to attract, motivate, and retain, a high performing, and diverse workforce. Note:Use coupon code 232082 and get 10% off on registration.For Registration:http://www.complianceonline.com/investigating-internal-complaints-for-the-general-counsel-fsla-fmla-userra-webinar-training-703845-prdw?channel=ourglocal
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