FMLA - WHAT MANAGERS NEED TO KNOW
OGDEN/ROY
- March 8, 2012
LEHI -
March 15, 2012 (8 SPOTS LEFT)
Managers are the initial point of contact and the first line
of defense when it comes to complying with FMLA. Yet they are often unaware of
their responsibilities under this complex law. Managers who are educated
and informed have the advantage of minimizing frustration and limiting company
liability by recognizing early signs and starting the FMLA clock ticking.
This informative training will teach managers and supervisors what they need to
know about FMLA and practical ways to make FMLA work. Topics to be
covered include:
- Overview of FMLA
- Managers responsibilities under FMLA
- How to handle leave, including intermittent
- How to manage employee performance
- Common mistakes made by managers
Roy:
March 8 - Ogden-Weber Applied Technology College, 1843 W 4000 S, Bldg. 2,
Roy UT
Lehi:
March 15 - Stevens-Heneger College, 1250 E 200 S, Suite 1G, Lehi, UT
Time:
8:00 - 10:30 AM (registration and continental breakfast from 7:30 - 8:00
a.m.)
Cost: $79 per Council member; $99 per
non-member
To register, simply reply to this email with
registration information or download the registration form at http://ecutah.org/2012springttfmla.pdf.
Certification: This program is approved for 2.25
credit hours toward PHR, SPHR, and GPHR recertification through the Human
Resource Certification Institute (HRCI).
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