The Rapid Learning Institute offers a collection of short, highly-focused training programs called Quick Takes. Each is just six to 10-minutes long and designed to help HR professionals keep up to date on critical employment law compliance issues and best practices in leadership and management. Check out these previews.
Handling workers returning from FMLA leave can be a challenge to even the most seasoned HR professional. Why? Because it often involves three aspects of employment law: FMLA, ADA and state workers compensation. In this Quick Take, you’ll learn how the three kinds of law intertwine, and how to disentangle them so you can make good decisions.
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Complete, up-to-date, accurate job descriptions are an essential part of your lawsuit-avoidance toolkit. In this Quick Take, you’ll learn about the top five job description mistakes that can make any organization vulnerable to lawsuits and the four situations where job descriptions should always come into play.
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In this Quick Take, you’ll learn the two big reasons why employee-versus-contractor misclassifications happen, six key factors to consider when making a classification, and the worst thing an HR manager can do if there’s a question about whether workers are classified properly.
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In this Quick Take, you’ll learn six warning signs of possible workers comp fraud, how to ask questions that can uncover bogus claims, and what to do – and what NOT to do – if your investigation turns up evidence of fraud.
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In this Quick Take, we’ll look at four claims management techniques that HR managers can use to keep lawyers out of the picture and keep workers comp costs under control.
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In this Quick Take, you’ll learn two key ways that military FMLA leave differs from regular FMLA, how to comply with the law on FMLA military caregiver leave, how to comply with the law on FMLA qualifying exigency leave and steps you can take to verify eligibility when employees ask for such leave.
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In this Quick Take, we’ll show you a proven approach to help you get the CEO’s attention and demonstrate the strategic value of HR.
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In this Quick Take you will learn: The most common mistakes that HR professionals make when classifying employees, why the title “manager” is often misleading, and how to avoid the “salary-basis trap”.
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