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Forward(Recorded Webinar) It’s Not Hard to Say Goodbye: How to Reduce Legal Risk When Terminating an Employee
This webinar is part three of the three-part Proactive Strategies for Limiting Legal Issues throughout an Employee's Lifecycle series. To purchase the full series, click here.
An organization’s best defense against employment-related disputes is its foresight and preparedness to anticipate workplace challenges throughout the lifecycle of each employee’s tenure with the company. This process requires the organization to formulate and implement proactive strategies that contemplate each stage of the employment relationship, commencing with its hiring and onboarding practices, and concluding with the manner in which it handles terminations.
FTLF’s Employment Law practice group is pleased to present a special three-part webinar series that will provide you with proactive strategies to minimize the risk of legal issues arising with respect to each step in an employee’s lifecycle with your organization. In this third part of the webinar series, we will discuss the steps you can take to reduce your organization’s legal risk when terminating an employee. We will guide you through the best termination practices and policies, including when and how an employee should be terminated. We will also cover how to avoid retaliation and wrongful termination claims. And, we will help you navigate common legal issues that arise during the termination process.
Please note: This webinar is offered as a complimentary product to all Employment Law and Human Resources Compliance and Training Package holders. For more information on the training package, click here or Contact Us.
Target Audience
- Human Resources Managers and Staff
- C-Suite: CEOs, CFOs, CMOs, COOs, and CCOs
- Directors and Supervisors
- Compliance Officers
- In-House Legal Counsel
Learning Objectives
After this webinar, you will be able to:
- Understand the types of legal issues that can arise during the process of terminating an employee
- Know the best practices for terminating an employee
- Identify the common pitfalls that organizations should avoid during the termination process
- Minimize the lawsuits and liability that can arise from an organization’s failure to comply with properly conducting the termination process
H. SCOTT JOHNSON, JR.
A Senior Counsel with the firm in the Government Contracts, Litigation, Federal Grants, and Health Law practice groups, Scott maintains an active practice advising business and institutional clients on employment matters, commercial agreements, government contracts, and risk management. In addition to his corporate practice, Scott is also well-regarded for his employment and complex civil litigation practice. His complex civil litigation experience includes representing businesses in a wide variety of contract disputes and business torts including tortious interference, breach of fiduciary duty, civil conspiracy, defamation, fraud, and misappropriation of trade secrets. [Full Bio]
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Available Credit
- 1.00 Certificate of Attendance
Price
This webinar is part three of the three-part Proactive Strategies for Limiting Legal Issues throughout an Employee's Lifecycle series. To purchase the full series, click here.
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