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Time: 3:00pm ET ●
Certification Credits: 1 BCP
Schools (and businesses) get into trouble far too often in the area of employment practices and human resources. In fact, over 60% of all Director and Officer Policy claims are focused on employment practice violations. Explore data, suggestions, and protocols to help protect your school from experiencing such incidents.
Event time: 3 PM ET
Schools (and businesses) get into trouble far too often in the area of employment practices and human resources. In fact, over 60% of all Director and Officer Policy claims are focused on employment practice violations.
The door through which most claims are brought is that of discrimination. These include: failure to hire, wrongful termination, failure to supervise, pay inequity, lack of appropriate training, and, of course, claims of discrimination, such as gender, age, disability, or ethnicity.
Using private-independent school data collected over a five-year period, join us to reflect on actual incidents, complaints, claims, and lawsuits brought against schools, as well as new patterns and trends that bring new exposures. We’ll review many of these and provide you with suggestions and protocols to help mitigate, and possibly even prevent, these issues from occurring.
We'll cover these topics and more:
- Interviewing and hiring—(a technical and culture-based process)
- Evaluations, (year-long, job-focused, professional development driven)
- Corrective action (helping staff to be successful)
- Terminations (compassionate and effective)
- Having the proper insurance when things go wrong
At the end, you’ll also receive a self-evaluation questionnaire to help you identify where you have the greatest exposure currently.
Run time:
Total run time is 60 minutes. The presentation will run approximately 45 minutes with 15 minutes designated for Q&A.
Who should attend:
This webinar is intended for less experienced human resources or risk managers. It is also suited for Business Officers and CFOs who have inherited human resources responsibilities.
Martin Kelly
President of ISM Insurance Inc.
Expertise
Martin has worked to serve private-independent schools with the most comprehensive and mission-appropriate insurance coverages for over 25 years. He’s been the President of ISM Insurance Inc. since 1996 and has worked with 1,200 schools, insuring in excess of 30,000 staff and 200,000 students.
Current Role
Among other initiatives, he has developed a private-independent school-specific risk management assessment service for ISM, including review of crisis response plans, facilities safety, employment practices, bullying and harassment, reporting and investigation protocols, trips and travel, contracts, and insurance.
Martin writes for Ideas & Perspectives, ISM's flagship advisory letter, in his areas of expertise. He has presented on risk management to numerous school associations over the past several years and has conducted numerous on-site assessments.
Prior Experience
Martin began his insurance career as a large case underwriter. He was then asked to assume the position of director of a multimillion-dollar, multiple-employer trust division for a large national insurance company, to improve performance and profitability. After successfully meeting that challenge, Martin helped start up a group division for another national insurance company and in five years, grew the business to over $100 million in premiums.
Martin then moved to "the other side" of insurance, becoming a third-party administrator specializing in medical associations. He worked with over 1,000 physicians, including the College of American Pathologists, in the areas of employee benefits and medical malpractice.
Education
Martin holds an MBA from Widener University (PA), a BS in economics from Villanova University (PA), and a Certified Risk Managers (CRM) degree.
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What is the difference between single-topic Webinars, Webinar clusters, and Webinar courses?
Single-topic Webinars: These are basic, 60-minute Webinars (typically 45 minutes long with a 15 minute Q&A session), covering various timely concerns and/or situations. Our calendar is updated monthly, and sometimes weekly, as these sessions are designed to tackle a current need within the private-independent school world.
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Cancellation requests must be made in writing by emailing workshops@isminc.com, faxing to 302-656-0647, or mailing to: Professional Development Coordinator, ISM, 2207 Concord Pike, #417 Wilmington, DE 19803.
- Cancellations received more than 15 business days prior to the start date of the program will be fully refunded. Gold Dollars will also be fully refunded.
- There will be no refunds for cancellations made less than 15 business days before the start of the program. For registrations paid for with membership Gold Dollars, the member school will receive a 50% refund of Gold Dollars.
- Non-payment of tuition or no-show to the event does not constitute a cancellation. Full tuition will be due and payable.
The Substitution Option and Wallet Option
Should an attendee need to cancel less than 15 days prior to the start date of the workshop, the school has two options to avoid penalty. Schools may also exercise these options at anytime for cancellations.
- The school may substitute another employee.
- The school may bank the funds for a future ISM registration. These funds must be applied to a professional development event within one year from the start date of the original workshop. After one year, the funds will be forfeited. To use banked funds, please call the Professional Development Coordinator at 302-656-4944 x152.
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