Paid Family & Sick Leave Amid COVID-19 Crisis: The New Families First Coronavirus Response Act &Leave Administration

Now that the New Family First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) is in place it is critical for Employers and Leaders to be knowledgeable about the impact and the compliance consequences. Professionals need to know what the expectations are with the FFCRA and how it conflicts or overlaps other leave options.

Although there are many updates provided by many different resources, it is imperative that Employers and Leaders count on the experts to explain health resources and compliance experts to assist them with the regulations since they are happening and changing daily. Moreover, as Employers mistakenly shut down training costs, they are doing a disservice to the company and to their employees. Research has proven that compliance training is the lowest cost/high value risk management Strategy. Training Leaders has provided a huge resource on how companies can prepare for the transition after the COVID_19 Pandemic.

One of the main issues that employers and employees are concerned about is how to manage leave usage, what the Federal Government is providing to support both employers and employees, what State resources are available and how employees can get access to this valuable information.

HR Professionals are usually the first line of defense when dealing with workplace crisis. It is critical if not imperative that the HR professionals work with their leadership to develop a communication plan on all aspects of trending COVID-19. Especially when it comes to employee salaries, how to maintain effective communication, dispel myths and provide much needed resources.

This training will teach all attendees how to manage all the leave, paid leave, PTO and other leave and how they overlap with the FFCRA.

• What is the Family First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) and how should it be communicated to employees?
  
• Who is eligible and who is excluded from the FFCRA?
• What is the criteria of eligibility for the FFCRA when an employees is sick?
• How does the FFCRA Extended Leave Act impact employees with children?
• What does the Extended Leave Act confuse Employers when employees work remotely?
• What are the Federal Resources provided to Employers and employees during this pandemic?
• How should Employers respond to the PTO policies they have in place and the FFCRA? Learn what are the best practices when managing leave administration internally or if you outsource?
• Learn how critical it is for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) to define COVID-19 as a pandemic so employees can take advantage of resources.
• What is the difference between how PTO, Vacation time and Sick leave is defined and used during this crisis?
• What Can Employers do to ease the fears by employees on what they are doing to maintain employment?
• Creating an effective communication plan can diffuse fears and stabilize low staff morale.
• Learn how working remotely provides many benefits for both exempt/non-exempt employees.
• Learn how some of the regulatory agencies are relaxing their compliance regulations temporarily.

Who Will Benefit:

• All Employers
  
• Business Owners
• Company Leadership
• Compliance professionals
• Payroll Administrators
• HR Professionals
• Compliance Professionals
• Managers/Supervisors
• Employers in all industries
• Small Business Owners
• All Employers
• Large Business Owners
• Company Leadership
• HR professionals