0533-001 GVL Never Fire on a Friday: Termination Best Practices

Never Fire on a Friday: Termination Best Practices

DATE
Friday, September 20th
COST
$ 39.00
FORMAT
Webinar
TOPIC
Legal & Compliance

ABOUT THIS PROGRAM

The process of terminating an employee can be one of the most difficult aspects of being a manager/employee.

Discover the best human resource management processes and procedures for employee termination.. Additionally, termination can cause legal and safety risks to the employees of the if business if not done correctly. This course will teach business owners and managers the best human resource management processes and procedures for employee termination.

Starts in 5 months!

LEARN HOW TO:

  •  identify, and apply the four types of termination commonly used by Human Resource Managers.
  • analyze what preparatory work will need to be done for the termination. This includes designing an appropriate exit interview with human resources or the manager.
  • formulate a communication plan that addresses the remaining employees' needs and preserves the company's culture.
  • identify the main government employment enforcement agencies and apply core legal concepts to their procedures regarding termination and be able to evaluate risks and concerns surrounding the termination processes.
  • better analyze the risks and concerns surrounding workplace violence, and be able to design and execute appropriate safety policies during the process of employee termination.
  • determine what post-termination support is applicable and appropriate, and what public support is required and/or available to the terminated employee.

PROGRAM DETAILS

Friday, September 20, 2024
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Cost: $39.00
Webinar

This is a Zoom webinar. Upon registration, you will receive your Zoom link via email. 

PROGRAM INSTRUCTORS

Margaret Ryder

Margaret Ryder is a Business Consultant at the UGA SBDC in Gainesville. Earning her JD in 1994, she ran her own law practice for 20 years working with small business owners in business creation, real estate, and contracts. She retired from practicing law in 2018 and dedicated herself to teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in business law, managerial ethics, and human resource management at private universities. She has published various business articles. The completion of her Doctor of Business Administration in 2020 and General Civil Mediation Training 2021 allows her to bring a comprehensive approach to clients.

Hosting Center: UGA Small Business Development Center in Gainesville
A Public Service and Outreach unity of the University of Georgia, funded through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. All programs of the UGA SBDC are open to the public on a non-discriminatory basis. Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance. Contact the Gainesville office at [email protected] or call (770) 531-5681