Handling Employee Leaves of Absences
OVERVIEW
There are close to a
dozen different types of medical leave, between statutory and non-statutory
types of leave. Understanding and applying them correctly can be a big
challenge. It is extremely easy for even the most meticulous employer to get
lost in all the definitions, details, and purposes behind various leaves. An
employer may be complying with one law just to learn that its actions violated
another law. Various laws such as the Family and Medical Leave Act, the
Americans with Disabilities Act, the Pregnancy Discrimination Act may have
similar purposes but very different requirements. Combining this with local
laws such as workers’ compensation makes the employer’s task difficult. And,
determining when you can terminate for an employee’s use of excessive leave can
be near impossible!
WHY
SHOULD YOU ATTEND
You should attend this
webinar if you want to know about the different types of laws and the
regulations surrounding employee leaves. The webinar also discusses how to
prevent abuse of leaves by employees and manage leaves properly in the
organization.
AREAS
COVERED
- Federal
and state laws as they apply to leave:
- Employee
eligibility under the FMLA
- Meaning
of serious health condition under the FMLA
- Using
physician certifications
- Meaning
of disability under the ADA
- The
interactive process under the ADA
- What is a
reasonable accommodation
- How the
FMLA and the ADA interact and differ
- Getting
the medical information you need
- Interaction
between the FMLA, ADA and workers’ compensation
- Military
leave
- Terminating
employees after exhaustion of leave
- Best
Practices - Policies
- Best
Practices - Procedures
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
Learning how various
leave laws interact with one another. Learning how to avoid a nasty
wrongful termination suit when terminating an employee for excessive leave or
abuse of leave.
WHO
WILL BENEFIT
Human resource
managers, benefits specialists
For more detail please click on this below
link:
Email: support@trainingdoyens.com
Toll Free: +1-888-300-8494
Tel: +1-720-996-1616
Fax: +1-888-909-1882

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