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2010 Employment Law Manual for Wisconsin Employers

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A must-have reference for human resource professionals, business owners, office managers, corporate counsel, CEOs, plant managers, supervisors and anyone else responsible for employment law compliance

Manual Features

  • Detailed checklists to assist in auditing your policies
  • Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act (ADAAA) redefining disabilities; EEOC's proposed regulations
  • Federal and Wisconsin FMLA; new DOL regulations on military leave
  • Immigration and I-9 Form changes
  • Wage and Hour: Guidelines for reviewing pay policies and exempt employee classifications; minimum wage information
  • Unemployment insurance: new law changes
  • Supervisor dos and don’ts related to union organizing
  • What an employer should do to avoid a retaliation claim
  • Computers and privacy in the workplace
  • Sample employee handbook, for drafting or auditing your own
  • Sample performance evaluations; using Last Chance Agreements
  • How to investigate a sexual harassment claim
  • Discipline: The Seven Questions
  • How to conduct employee background checks
  • Sample drug testing policy
  • OSHA inspection checklists and recordkeeping rules
  • Guidance for adopting restrictive covenants not to compete
  • Sample affirmative action plan and enforcement guidelines
  • COBRA: Health insurance continuation rules and forms
  • Termination checklist and recommendations
  • Which records to keep and for how long
  • All required updated state and federal posters and notices
    and much, much more... over 1300 pages of information

31 indexed chapters, 1300+ pages

  1. Overview of Labor and Employment Law and the Auditing Process
  2. The Hiring Process
  3. Restrictive Covenants/Trade Secrets
  4. Affirmative Action
  5. Immigration/Migrant Workers (I-9s)
  6. Independent Contractors
  7. Leased and Loaned Employees
  8. Employee Handbooks
  9. Discrimination
  10. Sexual Harassment
  11. Individuals with Disabilities (ADA)
  12. Wage and Hour/Garnishments
  13. Employee Benefits
  14. Family and Medical Leave (FMLA)
  15. Privacy/Employee Rights
  16. Health, Safety & OSHA
  17. Workplace Violence
  18. Substance Abuse
  19. Worker's Compensation
  20. Performance Evaluations
  21. Discipline
  22. Labor-Management Relations
  23. Retirement Benefits
  24. Separation Agreements and Releases
  25. Downsizing/Plant Closings
  26. Discharge
  27. Defamation/Third Party Liability
  28. Benefits Continuation (COBRA)
  29. Unemployment Insurance
  30. Recordkeeping and Retention
  31. Wisconsin and Federal Posters


2010 Update

Attention owners of the 2009 edition of the Employment Law Manual for Wisconsin Employers, order your 2010 Update today (700 replacement pages). More information



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