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Place : United States, Fremont
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Description:
Since the passage of Title VII, almost every employer has used employee handbooks so that they have a "tool" to tell the EEOC or the court, "we told the employee what to expect and he/she still violated our policy." A number of these handbooks read like contracts, and employers were stunned when some courts found that the company put the handbook out there and must adhere to "its word." Of course, every employer wants its employees to be "at will employees" without contractual obligations to that employeeDeadline for abstracts/proposals : 25th February 2016
Organized By :NetZealous LLC, DBA TrainHR
Keynote Speakers :
Conference Highlights :Areas Covered in the Session: What is "at will" employment? How a poorly drafted handbook or policy can erode the "at will" status of your employees How to protect your company from the top mistakes that employers make in drafting employee handbooks How to prevent claims of implied contract How to avoid using language that can give rise to claims of breach of implied contract What are the essential disclaimers your employee handbook should contain What are the essentia
Venue :Online Event
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