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PREVENTING LEGAL ISSUES IN THE WORKPLACE
The Legal Side of Management: “It’s The Law”
Managers and supervisors are responsible for preventing legal issues in the workplace. Their decisions guide the reputation and integrity of their organization. Workplace leaders must understand the policies and procedures of employment laws to protect themselves and their employees from potential legal threats.
What will you learn in "It’s the Law" ?
Understand how equal employment laws protect employers.
Equal employment laws protect employers from discrimination. These laws ensure equal opportunities to obtain higher-ranking positions. Additionally, these laws help employers mitigate risk and protect against costly discrimination lawsuits.
Learn, follow, and enforce policies and procedures.
Every manager must learn, follow, and enforce employment policies to decrease the likelihood of legal liability. These laws exist to protect employees from unfairness and discrimination. A manager’s understanding of employment laws ensures an organization's ability to operate fairly and safely and protects every person within its company.
Fully understanding these policies and procedures makes it easier to follow and enforce them tactfully and respectfully. Your organization’s future depends on your ability to handle all misconduct correctly.
Understand how to act with fairness, consistency, and respect.
Guiding workplace decisions equitably, consistently, and respectfully helps keep an organization safe from legal liability and discrimination. Handling every misconduct considerately and according to precedent protects employers from accusation. It fosters a positive work environment and discourages foul behavior.
Learn the importance of documenting decisions and actions.
No organization is completely safe from legal risk. However, documentation can provide evidence against alleged wrongdoings. Some laws require organizations to maintain documentation. Understanding a manager’s legal obligations regarding record-keeping is not an option but a necessity.
Understand the pitfalls of harassment and retaliation.
Harassment and retaliation are illegal under employment laws. Ensuring your employees understand and abide by these laws can protect your organization's reputation. Employers must learn how to prevent instances of harassment and retaliation from occurring. Further, employers must understand how to handle these situations if and when they occur.
Employment law topics covered in the training program include:
- Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
- Discrimination and Harassment
- Recruiting and Hiring
- Progressive Discipline and Termination
- Equal Employment
- Family & Medical Leave Act (FMLA)
- Retaliation
Every day, managers and supervisors make decisions that impact the lives of those who work with them. As such, they are obligated to ensure those decisions don’t result in legal ramifications for themselves... or their organizations!
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Managers today are expected to do more than just supervise daily work activity. They are also legally obligated to understand and enforce company employment policies and procedures to reduce the chance of discrimination and lawsuits. It's the Law™ uses a variety of workplace scenarios to illustrate that taking critical precautions and having a clear understanding of the law will minimize employment discrimination and maximize equal employment opportunity.
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