FMLA Master Classes:

These intensive day-long workshops provide the comprehensive knowledge you need to master real-life leave management issues. An experienced attorney will provide substantive instruction on FMLA compliance in light of new and existing regulations, court rulings, and application of this far-reaching law. You’ll engage with your instructor and your peers, solving challenges you face day in and day out concerning intermittent leave, return to work, employee performance, and much more.

Leadership Development Certificate Programs: 

These intensive one-day certificate programs focus on equipping you with immediately usable ‭approaches and skills to inspire workforce teams and accelerate high-level performance.

In today’s competitive world of work, the highly-structured organization—with a clear strategic plan, a stable market, and an unconditionally loyal workforce—is a thing of the past. The most enlightened companies are moving on from antiquated leadership models, choosing instead to focus on creating a new breed of independent, dynamic and agile leaders at every managerial and supervisory level.

Employee Handbook Certificate Programs:

This one-day, all-bases-covered event will give you the tools and information you need to refresh your handbook for 2019.

What you’ll get:

• A 6-month subscription to the interactive Employee Handbook Builder (included with registration)
• An interactive update from an expert employment attorney on the latest regulatory changes and nuances that need to be reflected in your policies
• Hands-on work-shopping of your own digital handbook so you can return to the office up-to-date and in compliance

Drug Testing Master Classes:

These one-day comprehensive seminars will provide practical information on and strategies to address the sensitive and increasingly prevalent workplace issues of drug-testing and substance abuse.

Recordkeeping Master Classes:

These one-day comprehensive seminars will provide practical and information on the elements of critical recordkeeping standards which is key to an effective safety and health program and to avoid civil and criminal penalties for noncompliance.