Top 10 FMLA / ADA Mistakes Employers Make

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Kevin Macho

Speaker: Kevin Macho

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Date
28 June, 2023 (Wednesday)
Time
12:00 PM PDT | 03:00 PM EDT
Duration
60 Minutes

Overview

This course will cover the 10 most common mistakes employers make with regard to the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and the Americans with Disabilities Act (actually the ADA, Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act, referred to as ADA for ease) and how to avoid them.

Area Covered

  • Who the courts say is included in the definition of the word employer and failing to recognize this includes you
  • Failing to recognize that your organization is an FMLA-qualified employer and what that means to you
  • Failing to recognize what the courts consider a request for an accommodation under the ADA (hint, a formal request is not required)
  • Not recognizing the revelation of an FMLA serious medical condition by an employee and failing to fulfill your legal obligations
  • Not understanding the ADA 4-step interactive process and failing to initiate it when required
  • Behaving in ways (whether intentional or not) that create what the courts consider a hostile work environment related to the ADA or that constitute FMLA interference
  • Behaving in ways (whether intentional or not) that create what the courts consider retaliation, with regard to the ADA or FMLA
  • Failing to take the proper procedural steps in making a formal decision regarding what is and is not an undue hardship related to the ADA
  • Improperly denying FMLA leave (including showing a lack of understanding of which family members are covered) or not taking the legally required steps when other decision-makers improperly deny FMLA leave (being scared is not good enough) 
  • Failure to ensure U.S. Supreme Court required ADA leave is administered in addition to required FMLA Leave

Why Should You Attend

Both the FMLA and the ADA carry certain requirements for everyone in leadership, management, HR, & payroll. Many careers have been lost and much liability created by those who unknowingly violated the FMLA and the ADA. This course assists you in gaining the knowledge and understanding to avoid making the 10 mistakes so many have made before you.

Who Will Benefit?

Members of management at all levels, HR personnel, & payroll personnel.

Speaker

Kevin Macho -SPHR, early retired police officer, long time HR professional & member of management at all levels, professional speaker & trainer specializing in HR law, employment law, & related court cases

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