Webinar: HR Recordkeeping Obligations in California; What to Create, Retain and Destroy

Many employers have been providing behavioral health benefits for years. But now that the pandemic has intensified what was already a large and growing problem, it’s time to take a look and ask whether your program is working. In this program, thought leaders unpack this critical question and discuss how you can overcome some of the top challenges in creating a program that works, for your employees and your business.

From the the interview to off-boarding, gathering regular feedback at every stage of the employee journey allows you to paint a rich picture of how your candidates and employees feel about your company and its culture. With those insights, you’re able to not only improve the experience at each stage, but also create a consistent experience across the entire journey.

How to onboard and build culture and connection in distributed teams As working from anywhere becomes the new normal, employee engagement from day one is absolutely crucial when it comes to identifying, hiring and retaining the best talent from around the world. Effective communication is critical to productivity, collaboration, culture and agility. However, the way we communicate the channels, modes, and methods have to evolve alongside our work environment to meet the needs of the modern work era. With distributed teams, it is imperative that companies rethink their investment in and approach to an employee’s first few days and weeks at the company. In this program, you will learn how building a strong onboarding process can build better connections in remote and distributed environments, allowing employees to build strong bonds from the start and retaining the best remote talent around the world. You will hear how creating intentional opportunities for connection and cohesion impacts employee output, engagement and morale.

Many employers struggle with how to appropriately respond to employees' requests for parental and other types of leave in compliance with applicable laws, including the Family and Medical Leave Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Failing to appropriately provide required leave can lead to disgruntled employees, lawsuits, and/or government investigations. This topic is intended to provide you with information on managing employee leave and return to work issues in the workplace. The information will include types of reasonable accommodations, including in the return-to-work context; common leave and post-leave problems and how to avoid them; on ramping policies that will help ensure employee success; and examples and case studies.