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Overview : The successful defense against a charge of discrimination begins with an objective description of the position you want to fill, along with the education, skills, certificates or licenses necessary for the job. This webinar will start by discussing the major federal employment statutes that may affect your hiring decisions. Laws such as Title VII, Civil Rights Act of 1991, Equal Pay Act, Age Discrimination in Employment Act, Pregnancy Discrimination Act, Immigration Reform and Control Act, American with Disabilities Act, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act will be reviewed as it relates to your hiring practice. The importance of having a written job description for every position in the organization will be discussed. Job descriptions are the first documents that lawyers demand to see and courts order you to produce in an employment lawsuit. This workshop will show how job descriptions are vital to a litigation-proof human resources department and review how to create a job description to defend against discrimination charges. The workshop will cover how to lower your hiring costs. Techniques such as staffing assessments, cost-effective advertising, succession planning, and using a temp agency are just a few initiatives that will be covered to control your hiring costs. Applicants are advised not to rely solely on classified ads. Hiring companies should following that same advice. This workshop will cover some innovative approaches (or best practices) used by other organizations to recruit quality candidates. Why should you attend: Once the economy comes back, the single biggest constraint on the success of an organization will be the ability to get and to hang on to enough of the right people. The best way to build a successful company, is to hire the right person for the particular job someone who fits with the company culture and then retain him or her.While some attempt is made to retain talent through a variety of incentives, far less attention is paid during the hiring process. In fact, recruitment is often an entry-level assignment for someone on an HR track, reflecting the fact that recruiters aren't supposed to have specific competencies or experience. Areas Covered in the Session: Employment laws as it relates to hiring Recruiting techniques - where to look for applicants Application & screening process Interview techniques Pre-employment testing Post-employment testing Who Will Benefit: Hiring Managers Supervisors Human Resources Kathy Coughlin is co-founder and president of Team HR, a consulting firm specializing in providing solutions to organizations’ human resources challenges. Ms. Coughlin has over twenty-five years of human resources management experience and has held positions of VP Human Resources and Director of Human Resources for med size organizations of 400 employees to large organizations of over 3000 employees. Hiring - How to Bring the Best to Your Company
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