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A new multi-media training tool for HR managers serious about their professional development
FMLA Intermittent Leave has become a front-burner issue for companies of every size and a major headache for HR professionals.
Why? The regulations are complex, confusing and present loopholes that are easy to exploit. To make matters worse, many companies are reluctant to deny leave or terminate troublesome employees for fear of being sued.
The result: Workers misuse or abuse the system and your organization’s productivity and morale suffer.
Finally some good news. B21 Publishing has just released an all new multi-media training tool you’ll want to see. Introducing What You Really Need to Know About FMLA Intermittent Leave.
This multi-media training tool highlights the common situations where intermittent leave conflicts arise. It explains what the rights of a company are. And it empowers managers and administrators to take decisive action in even the most delicate situations.
Your multi-media kit includes:
COMPREHENSIVE REFERENCE MANUAL
AUDIO CD: The 60-minute CD of “Stop FMLA Intermittent Leave Abuse NOW!”
featuring employment law expert Steve Teplinsky, Esq. POWERPOINT: The complete PowerPoint presentation that accompanies the CD presentation ... great for personal use and group training
ONLINE QUIZ: Once you and your team have reviewed the material, test your
knowledge with an online quiz included with the program. You’ll Learn:
At the end of this training, you and your team will understand:
As a bonus, you'll also receive:
ABOUT THE TRAINER Steve Teplinsky is a partner and a member of the Management Committee at law firm Michael, Best & Friedrich in Chicago. His primary focus is on employment litigation before courts, administrative agencies and arbitrators. He also works with clients on preventative measures, developing and implementing policies and counseling on day-to-day employment issues. Mr. Teplinsky frequently presents speeches, seminars and training sessions on numerous employment law topics, including sexual harassment, hiring, termination, contingent workforce, FMLA and American with Disabilities Act and Best Practices for Employers. He has been selected by his peers to the Leading Lawyers Network among Labor and Employment Law attorneys. |
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