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HR Topics: Top Ten HR Mistakes; Dealing with TWC; Recipe for a Better Employee Handbook; Investigating Sensitive Employee Complaints; plus Latest Developments in Employment Retaliation

Contains material from Jun 2012
HR Topics: Top Ten HR Mistakes; Dealing with TWC; Recipe for a Better Employee Handbook; Investigating Sensitive Employee Complaints; plus Latest Developments in Employment Retaliation
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Session 1: Top Ten HR MistakesThis session explores at least ten real-life mistakes made by human resources that you don't want to make! The session also provides methods for protecting your business by recognizing and rectifying these mistakes before they become serious problems or result in litigation.

Session 2: Dealing with TWC: Independent Contractors, Tax Audits and the Texas Payday LawThis session focuses on TWC's criteria for determining workers' employment status, how to handle unemployment tax audits, avoidance of common problems with tax rates and business acquisition issues, and how to fully comply with the Texas Payday Law when paying employees.

Session 3: Handbook Helper: Recipe for a Better HandbookEmployee handbooks can be an employer's best friend or worst nightmare. When prepared correctly and applied uniformly, a handbook can prevent a host of workplace problems and provide a defense against certain employee claims. Much like an extraordinary meal, a great handbook requires thought, planning, the right ingredients, skillful preparation and proper presentation. This session summarizes aspects of the changing legal compliance environment and provides practical tips for creating a new handbook or updating an existing one.

Session 4: Investigating Sensitive Employee ComplaintsThe investigation of an employee's complaint may be critical to an employer as its only means of avoiding liability. The investigator may be a witness and the notes may be evidence. Obtain practical tips for investigating and documenting the process.

Session 5: I Didn't Know You Couldn't Do ThatThe latest developments in the law of unlawful employment retaliation, focusing upon recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions.

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1. Top Ten HR Mistakes (Jun 2012)

Shafeeqa Watkins Giarratani

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Top Ten HR Mistakes (Jun 2012)

This session explores at least ten real-life mistakes made by human resources that you don't want to make! The session also provides methods for protecting your business by recognizing and rectifying these mistakes before they become serious problems or result in litigation.

Originally presented: May 2012 Labor and Employment Law Conference

Shafeeqa Watkins Giarratani, Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. - Austin, TX

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2. Dealing with TWC: Independent Contractors, Tax Audits and the Texas Payday Law (Jun 2012)

William T. Simmons

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Session 2 —46 mins
Dealing with TWC: Independent Contractors, Tax Audits and the Texas Payday Law (Jun 2012)

This session focuses on TWC's criteria for determining workers' employment status, how to handle unemployment tax audits, avoidance of common problems with tax rates and business acquisition issues, and how to fully comply with the Texas Payday Law when paying employees.

Originally presented: May 2012 Labor and Employment Law Conference

William T. Simmons, Texas Workforce Commission - Austin, TX

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3. Handbook Helper: Recipe for a Better Handbook (Jun 2012)

Audrey E. Mross

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Handbook Helper: Recipe for a Better Handbook (Jun 2012)

Employee handbooks can be an employer's best friend or worst nightmare. When prepared correctly and applied uniformly, a handbook can prevent a host of workplace problems and provide a defense against certain employee claims. Much like an extraordinary meal, a great handbook requires thought, planning, the right ingredients, skillful preparation and proper presentation. This session summarizes aspects of the changing legal compliance environment and provides practical tips for creating a new handbook or updating an existing one.

Originally presented: May 2012 Labor and Employment Law Conference

Audrey E. Mross, Munck Wilson Mandala, LLP - Dallas, TX

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4. Investigating Sensitive Employee Complaints (Jun 2012)

Connie L. Cornell

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Investigating Sensitive Employee Complaints (Jun 2012)

The investigation of an employee's complaint may be critical to an employer as its only means of avoiding liability. The investigator may be a witness and the notes may be evidence. Obtain practical tips for investigating and documenting the process.

Originally presented: May 2012 Labor and Employment Law Conference

Connie L. Cornell, Cornell Smith & Mierl, LLP - Austin, TX

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5. I Didn't Know You Couldn't Do That (Jun 2012)

Lionel Mark Schooler

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I Didn't Know You Couldn't Do That (Jun 2012)

The latest developments in the law of unlawful employment retaliation, focusing upon recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions.

Originally presented: May 2012 Labor and Employment Law Conference

Lionel Mark Schooler, Jackson Walker - Houston, TX