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Communicating Wage and Hour Standards |
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October 6, 2009 at 3:00 - 4:00 PM ET |
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| Description |
The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), which establishes minimum wage, overtime pay, and recordkeeping employment standards, is a very technical area that many employers get wrong. In fact, in 2007, more than 311,000 employees received a total of $180.7 million in minimum wage and overtime back wages as a result of FLSA violations. It’s more important than ever that employers understand FLSA issues and train their managers and employees about proper wage and hour standards.
In this interactive webcast, Stephen Paskoff, Esq., and Constance Walters, Esq., of Employment Learning Innovations, Inc., will provide insight into common FLSA issues and discuss best practices for wage and hour training. They will also share success stories from large corporations that have implemented training in their workplaces.
This webcast has been approved for 1.0 General credits through HRCI
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| Who Should Participate |
- Human Resources professionals
- Training and Development professionals
- Inside Counsel
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| Extra Learning Material |
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| Recommended Resources |
- Communicating Standards (2.5-hour instructor-led course)
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| What You Will Learn |
- Overview of wage and hour and Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) issues
- Common wage and hour pitfalls and best practices
- Tips for implementing FLSA training
- ELI’s behavioral approach
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| Sponsored by |
| Sponsored by |
 Founded in 1986, ELI works with clients across the globe to help them build civil, legal, and ethical workplace cultures that align with their vision, mission, and values. Since the company’s inception, more than one million people have participated in ELI training, building practical skills that help bring to life their organization’s commitment to civility, fairness, and professionalism in the workplace. Whether delivered online or in the classroom, ELI’s award-winning training solutions are based on a proven learning methodology that focuses on outcomes that impact bottom-line business results.
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