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Inscríbete en nuestro curso de capacitación sobre acoso laboral, conforme a las normativas federales, que proporciona a los participantes los conocimientos y habilidades esenciales para abordar el acoso en el lugar de trabajo. Explora los aspectos legales del acoso, incluida su definición, las clases protegidas y el umbral para la discriminación laboral ilegal. Obtén información sobre las diversas formas de comportamiento hostil, aprende sobre el apoyo disponible para las víctimas y comprende las posibles consecuencias civiles y penales para los ofensores. Descubre estrategias prácticas para crear un entorno laboral respetuoso y prevenir el acoso. Este curso empodera a los participantes para abordar y mitigar eficazmente el acoso en el lugar de trabajo, fomentando una cultura laboral inclusiva y segura.

This course explores the critical role of effective communication in patient safety and high-quality healthcare. It highlights best practices for working with interpreters and overcoming language barriers to ensure equitable healthcare access. Healthcare providers will learn how to engage with patients with limited English proficiency (LEP) with cultural sensitivity, professionalism, and adherence to regulatory requirements.
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La capacidad de proporcionar atencion culturalmente competente y fomentar un lugar de trabajo que incorpora los valores compartidos y desempeña un papel vital en la comunidad médica. Este curso está diseñado para ayudar a proporcionar una comprension exhaustiva de ciertas barreras culturales, lo que ayudará a desarrollar estrategias eficaces para profesionales de la salud para convertirse en culturalmente competente.

Front-line healthcare staff play a key role in creating a healthcare environment that responds to the needs of transgender and gender non-conforming (TGNC) people. Everyone, no matter their gender identity or expression, appreciate friendly and courteous service when seeking medical treatment. In this course, you will learn about those who make up the TGNC community and the unique healthcare needs they have, and learn ways to help foster a more affirming environment in order to properly care for patients within the TGNC community.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Act has provided equal opportunity in employment for all workers since 1964. This course provides an overview of the EEOC Act, the role and responsibilities of the Department of Labor, covered entities, discrimination, the Equal Pay Act, mediation, and filing a lawsuit.

This course provides a detailed overview of employment laws specific to the state of Arizona. It covers topics such as minimum wage requirements, paid sick leave, family and medical leave, wage payment rules, break and meal periods, employee deductions, and record-keeping obligations. Learners will also gain insight into federal laws that intersect with Arizona regulations, including the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). Special considerations such as jury duty, voting leave, holiday and bereavement policies, and employer obligations during employee termination or resignation are also addressed. This course is designed to help employers, HR professionals, and managers ensure compliance with applicable laws and avoid costly legal missteps.
This course is designed to help learners understand and apply Arizona-specific employment laws, ensuring compliant workplace practices across areas such as wage and hour regulations, leave policies, employee rights, and termination procedures.

Welcome to the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) training session. Here, we will learn about what the FMLA is, the basic provisions of the law. By the end of the session, you will be able to understand employer coverage and employee eligibility as well as what actions are prohibited by the law. Topics covered include employers covered by FMLA, employer requirements, eligibility, submitting notice, special circumstances, and employer actions prohibited by the FMLA.

More than 130 million workers in more than 7 million workplaces are protected or covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), which is enforced by the Wage and Hour Division of the U.S. Department of Labor. This course will extensively cover the Fair Labor Act including major provisions, employment relationship, coverage, the bottom line, board and lodging, deductions, exclusions, Administrative duties, Financial services, and exempt medical professions. You will also get into exceptions, recordkeeping, type of occupation requirements, and eligibility.

Diversity is sometimes misunderstood as “different” or “unusual.” In this course, we look at diversity as a strength—the collective talent of many people—and the value of respecting individual differences. You will reflect on how your background and experiences may shape the way you communicate at work. You will also learn how stereotypes can harm workplace culture, communication, and performance, and how to work more collaboratively with others.