FMLA
When an employee misses work, it is the employer’s responsibility to determine whether FMLA applies. If it does, the employee must be notified in writing, and written designation generally can’t be done retroactively!
FMLA’s usage is on the rise, and more and more employees are enforcing their rights through the courts. You can’t afford not to know the rules!
We can provide the technical guidance so you know what to do when and why. And we can offer this guidance in a variety of formats that best fits your needs, schedule, and budget.
Offered under the brand name HRcertification.com, our FMLA Training & Certification Program contains comprehensive information about FMLA, and includes numerous examples, illustrations, and compliance tips to help you understand and comply with FMLA and its requirements.
Whether you are new to employee benefits or are an experienced Human Resources professional, this course will provide all of the latest information on FMLA compliance. And both the Program training and the Certification Test will demonstrate that you have achieved a high level of expertise when it comes to the technical aspects of FMLA, as well as the practical considerations related to complying with all of the detailed requirements.
This self-paced Program is available from any browser. It should take approximately ten hours to complete the training portion of the Program and two hours to take the Certification test, which consists of 50 randomly-generated multiple choice and true/false test questions. Upon completion of the test, your earned Certificate of Achievement will be automatically mailed to you.
Program also qualifies for eight hours of PHR and SPHR re-certification credits.
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