In Fiscal Year 2023, The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission received 67,448 discrimination cases. Think about it, we have 200 workdays a year – so this equates to over 337 a day and 42 every working hour.
- Sheer numbers indicate that it’s just a matter of time before a discrimination charge crosses your desk.
- Get the information you need NOW to be prepared.
- Your first reaction to receiving a charge of discrimination follows the stages of grief – shock, denial, and anger, … some get depressed because they think they may get in trouble. Then reality sets in and they reach the acceptance and action stages.
- The fact is discrimination charges are now just one of the risks of doing business.
- Proper preparation is the key to winning charges of discrimination.
- Properly responding to a Charge of Discrimination is never fun.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND?
It’s just a matter of time before a discrimination charge crosses your desk. Get the information you need now to be prepared.
AREA COVERED
- A Review of Discrimination Charges Filed with the EEOC
- A review of a discrimination charge
- Should we hire an attorney?
- What is "Non-binding" Mediation and should we accept mediation
- Is it beneficial to obtain statements from witnesses or managers
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
After going through this webinar, participants will know:
- How to read between the lines of a discrimination charge
- How to outline and prepare your case
- What documentation do you need
- If it is beneficial to obtain statements from witnesses or managers
- The importance of having work standards
- How to handle requests for additional information
WHO WILL BENEFIT?
- Human Resources Professionals
- Payroll administrators
- Benefits Professionals
- Business Managers
- Business Owners
It’s just a matter of time before a discrimination charge crosses your desk. Get the information you need now to be prepared.
- A Review of Discrimination Charges Filed with the EEOC
- A review of a discrimination charge
- Should we hire an attorney?
- What is "Non-binding" Mediation and should we accept mediation
- Is it beneficial to obtain statements from witnesses or managers
After going through this webinar, participants will know:
- How to read between the lines of a discrimination charge
- How to outline and prepare your case
- What documentation do you need
- If it is beneficial to obtain statements from witnesses or managers
- The importance of having work standards
- How to handle requests for additional information
- Human Resources Professionals
- Payroll administrators
- Benefits Professionals
- Business Managers
- Business Owners
Speaker Profile
Bob McKenzie brings over 40 years of extensive human resources management experience to the table. With a rich background spanning various industries in both the private sector, public sector, and nonprofit organizations, Bob has honed his expertise in all facets of HR practices.His insights and expertise have been recognized in numerous Human Resources trade publications, including HR.com, HR Magazine, HR Florida Review, Vault.com, BNA, the Institute of Management and Administration, and the Business Journals. As a sought-after speaker, Bob has graced several conferences and led engaging audio and web-based seminars.Bob holds a Bachelor of Science in Commerce Degree with double …
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