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EMPLOYMENT LAW

Government regulates employment practices: Selected Compensated Benefits Accommodate Children Disabilities Terminated

Why understand HR Law? Doing the Right Thing Limitations Liabilities

EMPLOYMENT AT WILL

NINE DON’TS OF INTERVIEWING DON'T ASK IT! NINE DON’TS OF INTERVIEWING If they have kids Age Disability Height, Weight Maiden name Arrest records, been convicted Smokes AIDS, HIV-Positive Religion

Consistent incompetence. Violation of company policy Repeated unexcused absenteeism/tardiness Physical violence Drug and alcohol Illegal acts Falsified Information

WORKERS COMPENSATION

OSHA OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Conducts inspections and investigations

FMLA FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE ACT

FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT Minimum wage Time and a half (“overtime”) Children; 14 18

UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION “BENEFITS”

WARN Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act 60 days Unforseeable

SOCIAL SECURITY ACT DEATH DISABILITY RETIREMENT

SO….THAT’S WHAT THAT IS? FICA

ERISA

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER RACE RELIGION COLOR NATIONAL ORIGIN AGE SEX MARITAL STATUS DISABILITY SEXUAL ORIENTATION VETERAN STATUS LEGALLY PROTECTED CLASSES

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

BFOQ BONA FIDE OCCUPATIONAL QUALIFICATION

ADVERSE DISPARATE IMPACT DISPARATE TREATMENT VS. ADVERSE DISPARATE IMPACT

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS

THE EQUAL PAY ACT (1963) SEXES

ADEA 40 AND OLDER

Discrimination and Harassment Words Pranks Signs Intimidation Offensive jokes Physical assaults or contact Cartoons Violence Pictures Derogatory statements Posters Email jokes

Unwelcome sexual. advances, requests for. sexual favors, or other Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, or other verbal or physical contact of a sexual nature. SEXUAL HARASSMENT

SEXUAL HARASSMENT QUID PRO QUO HOSTILE WORK ENVIRONMENT

THE FEDERAL PRIVACY ACT It gives government employees the right to know what is in their employment file, to restrict access to their files, and to fix any mistakes they might find in their files.  

THE DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE ACT Fourth Amendment Some states have passed statutes that regulate drug testing in the private sector.

THE EMPLOYEE POLYGRAPH PROTECTION ACT No lie detectors It also prohibits RANDOM testing of employees. Exceptions: security, controlled substances, drug firms, private investigators.

Why do companies need written policies?

Common written policies and rules: Salaries, wages, and benefits. Attendance, absences, and punctuality. Leave – sick leave, vacation time, jury-duty leave, maternity leave, military, *bereavement. Work schedule and records, breaks, overtime. 5. Expenses and reimbursement. Due process. Probation and review. Electronic Acceptable Use Policy Sexual Harassment Dress code

UNION - Promote the welfare of its members. COLLECTIVE BARGAINING

STRIKE VS. LOCKOUT

UNION LAWS THE NORRIS-LAGUARDIA ACT (1932) THE WAGNER ACT (1935) THE TAFT-HARTLEY ACT (1947) THE LANDRUM-GRIFFIN ACT (1959)