Successful Engagement and Retention Techniques Across Generations

OL908  |  On Demand Course  |  Update  |  Self-Study

Description

This presentation will discuss employment benefits that employers are legally obligated to provide to employees and also the retention techniques that have been popular, yet failed, and those that have succeeded. During the presentation, we will also explore how different generations view workplace benefits, what propels retention, and emerging trends. And lastly, as a nonprofit, we will talk about how to incorporate your organization's mission as a retention tool.

This course is part of the 2023 Not-for-Profit Conference Bundle. Purchase the conference bundle here.

Credits

Number of Credits Type of Credits
1.00 Business Management & Organization

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$79.00
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Instructors

Kathleen Siciliano

Kathleen Siciliano counsels employers of all sizes on discrimination or retaliation claims under Title VII, FMLA, FLSA, ADA, and ADEA. She also advises educational intuitions on issues involving Title IX and the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). Her experience further extends to advising employers on employment agreements, medical leave and disability concerns, LGBTQ matters, workplace investigations, and restrictive covenants and trade secret enforcement, all while ensuring state and federal employment law compliance. She regularly monitors laws and regulations across the country, as well as new social media platforms and trends, to ensure she advises and updates clients in a timely matter.

Kathleen is known for her thoughtful approach and dedication to her clients' best interests, always listening first and providing advice second. She understands that the needs of every client differ and is prepared to adjust her approach to best serve each individual client. Kathleen's clients operate in a variety of industries, including charitable and public purpose organizations, education, municipal and government, transportation, construction, and food and beverage. She thrives in a fast-paced environment and fights hard for her clients when representing and defending them in state and federal courts on employment litigation matters. As new clients work with Kathleen, they quickly learn that she is someone who they can rely on no matter their issue.

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