
Explore the ADA definitions for covered entities, qualified individuals, essential functions, and reasonable accommodations, and learn how disability discrimination is addressed while balancing undue hardship.
Learn how to approach conversations with employees under the Americans with Disabilities Act, mindfully avoid discrimination, and offer accommodations by asking how the company can improve performance in the workplace.
Develop ADA-compliant job descriptions by defining position purpose, listing essential and nonessential duties, detailing physical demands and required skills, and including minimum qualifications and reporting relationships to support hiring decisions.
Learn how to advertise job openings in an ADA compliant way, posting internally and externally, and to provide reasonable accommodations such as accessible job descriptions or audio formats when requested.
Learn how reasonable accommodations for disabled employees boost productivity while addressing legal considerations under the Americans with Disabilities Act, reducing disruption and staff loss.
Explore Carl Young's four psychological functions—thinking, feeling, sensation, and intuition—and how dominant and inferior functions shape communication, interaction, and information processing, with the four business styles—expressor, driver, relator, analytical.
Explore how the Americans with Disabilities Act bans disability discrimination in hiring and requires reasonable accommodations, and how the Age Discrimination in Employment Act bans age-based discrimination.
Define job requirements by detailing skills, knowledge, and behavior with clear proficiency levels. Specify duties, reporting relationships, education, essential and preferred competencies to complete the job description.
Prepare for interviews by reviewing resumes, tailoring questions, and asking open-ended prompts to assess credentials and interpersonal skills. Welcome applicants, explain the process, and sell the company while evaluating fit.
Identify ten common interviewer mistakes, from talking too much and leading questions to bias and poor timing, and learn to ask tough, relevant questions aligned with business needs.
Welcome to Successful HR in Business.
If you're interested in becoming an accomplished project manager, this training will give you valuable real-life project management techniques. Learn the skills you need to be an effective project manager.
Course Overview:
This course provides a clear understanding of management's roles and responsibilities under the ADA, detailing standards set by the law. Students will learn the correct procedures for interviewing and evaluating job candidates to avoid discrimination, as well as the procedures for accommodating - and ensuring a safe, discrimination-free environment for - employees with disabilities. Learn the successful HR strategies when it comes to hiring and terminating employees.
Course Breakdown:
Section 1: The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 brought with it a complex set of challenges that face employers who wish to avoid discrimination against the disabled in the workplace.
Section 2: Successful Hiring will show you the guidelines and procedures that will dramatically increase your percentage of successful hires.
Section 3: Designed specifically for managers to teach them how to handle those potentially awkward times when it becomes necessary to “pink slip" someone. More importantly, managers are provided with a number of helpful suggestions for meting out employee discipline. Study all the ins and outs to successfully terminate an employee.
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Smart method to learn - This course is helpful and using smart way to motivate thinking and understanding. The instructor has a professional delivery method, and the he materials are interesting and creative specially the flashcards and the exercises -- I.A.
This course is of high quality - This course will explain you every concept from scratch. The instructor is highly engaging and highly motivating. Can't be better. Thank you -- S.T.
Thanks for LearnSmart LLC. Very clear explanation, easy to understand, delivered in very slow and deliberate manner -- R.B.
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