Introduction to Employment Law

Tuesday, June 18, 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.

Gardiner Centre, Signal Hill

Protect the rights of your employees and create better employee/employer relationships through a better understanding of essential employment law topics.

Participants will gain knowledge of current provincial and federal employment law and statutes, employment standards legislation, human rights legislation, health and safety legislation, and worker’s compensation legislation. This session will inform participants how they can stay apprised of changes in employment law and how the legal jurisdiction and associated employment law impacts recruitment, selection, and employment contracts. This includes a specific focus on Human Rights, highlighting the process undertaken in the event of a Human Rights complaint and how HR professionals can be best prepared. Situational practice exercises are used to guide participants through the process of identifying which and how employment laws apply in different circumstances.

Ensure fair treatment of employees and avoid costly legal action in this thorough review of employment legislation and labour standards.

Key Learning Outcomes

Gain knowledge of current provincial and federal employment law and statutes, employment standards legislation, human rights legislation and health and safety legislation.
Increase understanding of labour standards and how the law applies in union and non-union environments.
Distinguish the difference between mediation and conciliation and the process for hearing Human Rights complaints.
Define and differentiate the Duty to Accommodate and Undue Hardship.
Understand the process for how new laws are passed
Gain valuable resources for keeping up to date on legislative changes.

Presented by Gardiner Centre

Event Listing 2024-06-18 8:30:00 2024-06-18 16:00:00 America/St_Johns Introduction to Employment Law Protect the rights of your employees and create better employee/employer relationships through a better understanding of essential employment law topics. Participants will gain knowledge of current provincial and federal employment law and statutes, employment standards legislation, human rights legislation, health and safety legislation, and worker’s compensation legislation. This session will inform participants how they can stay apprised of changes in employment law and how the legal jurisdiction and associated employment law impacts recruitment, selection, and employment contracts. This includes a specific focus on Human Rights, highlighting the process undertaken in the event of a Human Rights complaint and how HR professionals can be best prepared. Situational practice exercises are used to guide participants through the process of identifying which and how employment laws apply in different circumstances. Ensure fair treatment of employees and avoid costly legal action in this thorough review of employment legislation and labour standards. Key Learning Outcomes Gain knowledge of current provincial and federal employment law and statutes, employment standards legislation, human rights legislation and health and safety legislation. Increase understanding of labour standards and how the law applies in union and non-union environments. Distinguish the difference between mediation and conciliation and the process for hearing Human Rights complaints. Define and differentiate the Duty to Accommodate and Undue Hardship. Understand the process for how new laws are passed Gain valuable resources for keeping up to date on legislative changes. Gardiner Centre, Signal Hill Gardiner Centre