Event Details
When Domestic Violence Comes to Work
Date: | January 26, 2021, 4:30pm |
Organizer: | HRACC |
Location: | Please see below |
Price: | Please see Below |
Event Type: | Webinar |
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WEBINAR: When Domestic Violence Comes to Work
Domestic violence has no boundaries and often extends beyond the walls of the home. When it enters the workplace, the victim may be subject to harassing phone calls, emails, and even physical monitoring or visits, which in turn results in a loss in productivity and absenteeism. Join us for a compelling program to educate HR and employers on recognizing the warning signs and learn key steps to take when you suspect an employee is a victim of domestic violence.
As a result of this session, participants will be able to:
• Increase awareness and knowledge about domestic violence
• Understand how domestic violence has an impact in the workplace
• Recognize signs of abuse
• Engage and identify resources to assist victims
• Articulate how COVID, and the resulting quarantine, makes physical abuse more of a risk
• Understand Connecticut's landmark legislation, as well as domestic family violence leave requirements
WEBINAR TIME
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
RE-CERTIFICATION CREDITS
This program has been submitted to HRCI for Recertification Credits, and to SHRM for Professional Development Credits. Please note per SHRM and HRCI rules, you must participate in the entire webinar to receive credit.
FEES (SEE NOTE)
Registrants will receive webinar log-in information ahead of the event date. Webinar links are issued 1 per paid attendee. Please do not share links with anyone who has not paid to participate.
To ensure you receive the webinar access information, please make sure to check your Spam/Bulk email folders for emails from HRACC!
Chapter Members of HRACC - $20.00
Guests and Future Members - $30.00
NOTE: If you are a member of HRACC, please log in prior to registering
SPEAKER
Mary Jane Foster, CEO and President
Hartford Interval House
Mary-Jane Foster became the CEO and President of Hartford’s Interval House in January of 2017. Interval House is Connecticut’s largest domestic violence agency and in 2020 celebrates 43 years of service. Foster is just the second CEO of the agency. She served as Vice-President of University Relations at the University of Bridgeport, from May 2009 until June of 2016. She is an attorney admitted to practice in Connecticut and New York. She is a co-founder and former co-owner and CEO of the Bridgeport Bluefish Professional Baseball Club and Westchester Baseball, LLC. Ms. Foster was a candidate for mayor of Bridgeport in the 2011 Democratic primary and the 2015 general election.
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SPONSOR
Special Thanks to Our Sponsor:
USI
Monica Guinn
Please CLICK HERE to visit the USI Website