FMLA is very complicated. Everyone needs an update on how to comply. Make a mistake and go to court – Not a good way to take care of your employees or your employer. Make sure you know what to do. Most managers do not understand FMLA, this webinar will give you tips on how to communicate with your peers on the nuances of FMLA.
The Family and Medical Leave Act is probably THE most complex piece of federal employment legislation ever passed. Trying to administer FMLA creates many questions.
The first two questions are,
“What type of leave is being requested?” and
“What documentation do I need?”
Then the question is: What is the FMLA request for:
• Birth of a child?
• Adoption of a child?
• A block of time?
• Intermittent?
• Reduced Schedule?
• Episodic Illness?
• Chronic Illness?
• Qualified Exigency?
• Military Relative Wounded in Action?
• For the Employee?
• Employee’s Spouse?
• Employee’s Child?
• Employee’s Parent?
• Is it a worker’s comp injury?
• Is it a “Key” employee?
• Do I need a letter for each situation?
Areas Covered in the Session:
• A Summary of the Family and Medical Leave Act
• FMLA Communication Requirements
• How to handle requests for FMLA
• Is it necessary for an employee to request FMLA?
• How to track FMLA and stay in touch with employees on leave
• The proper documentation you need exceed the minimum compliance standards
• The difference between all of the various reasons for FMLA and how to handle each.
• Tips to ensure receipt the documentation you need.
• Using electronic recordkeeping and reminders
• What to do if the employee cannot come back to work after their FMLA expires.
This course will reflect the most current regulations and guidance. Any updates or changes to relevant laws or requirements will be fully incorporated into the content to ensure accuracy and compliance.
Who Will Benefit:
Any and all employers with 50 or more employees in a 75 miles radius.
• Human Resources Professionals
• Employees required to manage employee leaves
• Payroll administrators
• Individuals responsible for maintaining personnel files
