Do you know when to compensate employees for travel time? Make sure you're compensating correctly and staying in compliance with federal laws.
Many companies do not understand how to compensate an employee properly for time spent traveling to destinations other than a regular work site. Many companies send employees to conferences and other work sites using commercial travel and personal vehicles.
This timely topic will enable you to understand how and when to compensate an employee for travel time away from a work site. You will find out how to determine which employees are entitled to travel time pay and at what rate. With air travel being as busy as it is today, it is very important that you understand how to compensate employees when they are delayed as a result of flight cancellations.
This important topic will show how critical it is to communicate the rate of pay, the requirements of travel and the travel tracking necessary to compensate the employee properly. Also learn about typical problems that arise with travel and other FLSA issues, such as meals during travel. The focus of this topic is on federal law rather than individual state law.
Learning Objectives
- You will be able to discuss communicating travel pay policy to employees.
- You will be able to explain who is eligible.
- You will be able to review travel away from home.
- You will be able to describe other travel issues.
This live webinar covers these hot issues
Determining Who Is Eligible
- Salaried vs. Hourly Employees
- Rate of Pay for Travel
- Legal Implications
Communicating Travel Pay Policy to Employees
- Travel Pay Sample Policies
- Using Forms and Formulas
- Using Tracking Tools
Travel Away From Home
- Type of Travel
- Who Is Driving?
- Purpose of the Trip
- Delay in Trip
Other Travel Issues
- Home to Work Travel
- Special One-Day Assignment
- Travel Between Work Sites in One Day
Other Typical Problems
Credit Information (Sponsored by Lorman Education Services)
- CLE
- CPE
- AIPB
- SHRM
- NASBA
- CPP/FPC
-
HR Certification
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Only registered attendee will receive continuing education credit.
Faculty
Jackie A. Sexson
- Compliance manager with Fortune 300 company
- Former executive director with the legal and human resources consulting firm, The Sexson Group
- Extensive experience in employment and labor law, as well as human resources
- Has a legal and HR background in employee relations, performance management (360-degree feedback), organizational management, benefits administration, recruitment and selection, compensation, equal employment opportunity, and training and development
- Experience with the public sector, Fortune 500 companies and small startup companies
- Held director and executive level positions, and worked as an independent consultant
- Certified as a senior professional in human resources by the Society for Human Resources Management
- J.D. and M.B.A. degrees
- Can be contacted at 303-513-6018 or jackie80504@gmail.com