The
HR Hotline is designed for small to mid-sized businesses
that do not have HR expertise on staff. The HR Hotline
will act as your “Virtual HR Department”
with phone and email access to a seasoned HR professional
who can provide answers to your employee related questions.
The quarterly fee for the HR Hotline is based on the
number of employees in a company. |
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You will receive professional assistance
on topics such as:
- Employment
Job descriptions, Applicant flow development, Resumes
and employment applications, Interview questions, Background
checks
- New Hire Orientation
Agenda, Forms
- Pay Practices
Wage and Hour guidelines, General market information,
Pay scales
- Employee Benefits
Basic compliance issues, Employee benefits statements
- Employee Handbook
Policies, Procedures
- Employee Relations
General coaching advice, Discipline, Attendance and tardiness
management, Involuntary termination coaching
- Legal Requirements
Federal Labor Standards Act (FLSA), Equal Employment Opportunity
(EEO), Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), Immigration Reform
and Control Act (IRCA), Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA)
- Record Keeping
Personnel actions, Employee files, Retention schedules,
Supervisory notes
- Performance Evaluations
Process, Format, Performance factors, Setting Goals
Most importantly, we help you think through
the intricate human resource problems that are a daily reality
in every organization PRIOR to taking action. You will also
receive emails containing information on such things as when
a mandatory poster is updated, changes to employment laws
and web site links.
Frequently asked questions include:
- Can we ask an applicant if they are married and have
children since they will be required to work various shifts?
- How do I complete an I-9 form and what documents must
the employee provide?
- Do we have to pay overtime if an employee works more
then 40 hours in one workweek but works fewer hours the
next week?
- How often do we need to update our employment and legal
posters?
- What documentation do we need before we can fire an
employee?
Businesses must be proactive when dealing
with employment-related issues so they do not escalate into
lawsuits. The penalties incurred for failing to be legally
compliant when resolving employment issues can force small
companies out of business.
Please call us at 877-850-0505 for a quote!
The
Hotline offers an important resource to the user that will
increase their ability to make timely and well-reasoned decisions
on HR topics and issues. The Hotline is not intended to provide
legal counsel, although there may be instances when the Hotline
advice would compliment or be used in conjunction with legal
information. The Hotline experts will be very mindful as to
when the user’s inquiry would be more appropriately
answered by an attorney and will direct the user accordingly.
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