Learn U.S. Federal Requirements All Compensation Professionals Should Know
Human resources professionals are challenged with understanding and staying current with U.S. Federal regulations. This basic-level course presents an overview of the regulatory requirements for compensation programs. You’ll cover the major federal statutes that affect compensation design and practice.
Analyze the labor regulations that focus on either a specific type of employer or have been utilized in compensation disputes.
Examine the many issues related to FLSA, including record-keeping requirements and potential penalties.
Explore discrimination legislation relating to compensation.
Experience a new way to learn! With 24/7 online access, Blended Learningprovides you with the flexibility and convenience of e-learning AND interaction with colleagues and subject matter experts as you'd experience in a traditional classroom. How much study time should I plan for?
Schedule your exam through Pearson VUE. Exam expires 120-days from first day of class. Access to the e-learning product lasts for the specified amount of time (30, 60 or 120 days). Your e-learning product begins the day you purchase it, not the day you start it. Be sure to download any class materials prior to product expiration.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Statutes and Civil Rights
Equal Pay Act (EPA)
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
Comparable worth
In-basket exercises
Rights Legislation and the Civil Rights Act of 1991
Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) of 1967
Vocational Rehabilitation Act of 1973
Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
Americans with Disabilities Act Amendment Act
Civil Rights Act of 1991
Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act
Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act
Uniformed Services Employment & Reemployment Act of 1994
Dispute resolutions
In-basket exercises
Documentation, Audits and Communication
Documentation
Audits and reporting
Reporting to management
Pay program communication
The impact of regulatory changes exercise
Who Should Register
This course is designed specifically for compensation professionals who are new to the compensation field as well as for generalists with limited exposure to the compensation function.
Please note: If you are purchasing an exam option, you must schedule and complete the computer-based exam within 120 days from the first day of a live instructor-led class or from date of purchase for all self-paced learning packages. Your eligibility expires after 120 days; however, 30-day exam extensions are available for a $165 USD fee when purchased before the original access expires. It is recommended that you complete your exam in a timely manner as exams may be updated without notification. Instructions for scheduling your computer-based exam will be provided at purchase. Learn more at www.worldatwork.org/cbt. Self-study materials and all e-learning product purchases are nonreturnable.
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E-learning course purchasers now have the option of print or e-course materials. Those who choose the e-course materials option will receive the materials electronically for the length of your e-learning program. Those who choose the print version of the course materials will receive it 5-7 days after date of purchase. 30-day extensions of e-learning access are available for a fee if purchased before original access expires.
Access to the e-learning product lasts for the specified amount of time (30, 60 or 120 days). Your e-learning product begins the day you purchase it, not the day you start it. Be sure to download any class materials prior to product expiration.
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Class discussion board allows access to peers and subject matter expert
Study when time allows
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Components of Blended Learning
All Blended Learning classes include a class discussion board, other components available within Blended Learning will vary in order to deliver the best learning experience possible. Classes may include access to components such as:
Live online session(s) with facilitator and peers
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How Much Study Time Should I Plan For?
A: Blended Learning classes are either led by a facilitator or self-paced. The course duration varies depending on the depth of knowledge shared within the particular class.
Facilitator-Led Blended Learning: All participants in these courses begin on the same day. You may access course materials any time—day or night—for 60 days after date of purchase.
If there is a course book, the entire book is available starting on the first day. The e-learning modules, activities and discussion boards are divided into sections that are released weekly over a 4-8 week period, depending on the amount of content. View Course Matrix
You will be able to view the course syllabus and course book (if applicable) starting on the first day. These are valuable tools to help you plan how much time you will want to spend in the course each week. It is recommended that you go through the materials carefully to gauge how long each e-learning module, case studies, activities, etc. will take you each week. (See sample class syllabus for facilitator-led classes).
All facilitator-led courses include at least one live event where students and the facilitator come together in an online environment to discuss course material, group exercises, questions and answers, etc. Live web sessions are scheduled from10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Pacific. Although these sessions are scheduled for two hours, they may or may not run that long. These sessions are recorded and are available for review soon after the event.
Discussion boards are included in every course and are monitored by the facilitator. You can access the discussion boards at any time. These are a great way to interact with your facilitator and other course participants. You can post questions, read threads from other participants and the facilitator, and respond to what others have to say.
Self-Paced Blended Learning: You can access your self-paced course shortly after you register. Some participants may have started before you, and others will start after you, based on their individual registration dates. You may access course materials any time—day or night—for 60 days after date of purchase.
All course materials are available starting on the first day. The e-learning modules, and activities divided into sections so that you can easily determine how you want to allocate your time over the duration of your access. View Course Matrix
You will be able to view the course syllabus and course book (if applicable) starting on the first day. These are valuable tools to help you plan ahead. It is recommended that you go through the materials carefully to gauge how long to spend in each e-learning module, case study, activity, etc. (See sample class syllabus for self-paced classes).
Discussion boards are included in every course and are monitored by a subject matter expert. You can access the discussion boards at any time. These are a great way to interact with your facilitator and other course participants. You can post questions, read threads from other participants and the facilitator, and respond to what others have to say.
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