Succeeding As a One-Person HR Department: Avoid Lawsuits & Stress

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The pressures and responsibilities of HR are difficult enough for a whole department of people, but when you're the only HR professional it's a matter of survival mode. Handling the workload, ensuring legal compliance and avoiding extreme stress can be done with the right management techniques. How can you achieve this as a one-person HR department?

This information and guidance-rich 60-minute webinar provides business owners and one-person HR departments with vital how-to’s for getting it all done, and stay in compliance. Join us as we cover:

Prioritizing effectively - get the most important stuff done first
Navigating complex employment laws - ensure compliance, avoid liability
What are the key takeaways from FMLA, ADA and FLSA?
Examine the legal aspects of employee management - hiring, firing and more

Program Highlights

Stay Compliant with the Employment Laws That Matter Most

Avoid the most common legal pitfalls - FMLA, ADA and FLSA
Record retention best practices - are you prepared for an audit?
Current employment law - resources to keep you informed

How to Legally and Effectively Manage Employee Relations

What you should and shouldn';t cover during employee orientation
Handling harassing or discriminatory behavior - investigation protocols
Firing without fear - legal steps you must take to avoid litigation

Operating as a One Person HR Department: How to Get it Right

Need-to-know policies & procedures - remaining compliant
The six buckets of HR - What are they? How do you stay updated?t
Time managing techniques - prioritize and navigate your to-do list

Live Question & Answer Session - Have your questions answered by the expert!

About the Speaker

Jessica (“Jessie”) Going is the Human Resources Officer for Lake County, Montana; and is currently administering five separate collective bargaining agreements.

She possesses more than 10 years of progressively responsible experience in human resources including management, employee relations, labor relations, benefits, staffing and recruitment, payroll, policy development, and implementation.
Jessie has responsibility for talent (performance) management in both non-union and union environments.
Her years of providing client services in complex and diverse environments, working with senior management to develop innovative solutions to employee and organizational problems, and communicating effectively with employees and union representatives at all levels, has resulted in her presentations being real-world, example rich, effective, and meaningful.

Program Benefits

Discover the key takeaways to remain compliant with employment law, how to address employee misconduct, and keep your company out of legal trouble.

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