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Employee Handbooks: How They Help And Hurt Employers

16 Feb 2010

An employee handbook is generally considered an essential tool in communicating expectations and rules of conduct to employees.  It is considered a key document in most employment litigation and its content can either help or hurt an employer.  Do you know what policies you must include in your handbook, which are highly recommended, and which are optional?  Do you know if the content of your handbook is sound?  This Webinar will cover the pro's and con's of handbooks, the types of written policies that are "must haves" and "should haves," and common errors in drafting handbooks.
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GINA Reshuffles The Deck: Complying With The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act

12 Jan 2010

As is so often the case, Congress took an unobjectionable goal - protecting individuals from discrimination on the basis of their genetic make-up - and turned it into a nightmare for employers.  The 2008 Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) imposes a number of constraints on employers' actions. This is true in both the pure employment context and as sponsors of group health plans.  Moreover, GINA "reshuffled the deck" on a number of other federal laws - including the ADA, FMLA and HIPAA - thereby forcing employers to go back to school on those laws, as well. The primary focus of this webinar will be GINA's impact on employer health plans.  You will learn how GINA extends even to wellness programs including health risk assessments. ...View More

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