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Wednesdays on Web Seminar Series:

• June 7, 2006:            "How and Why Unions are Coming After You."  Upcoming union assaults and tactics.  Presented by Robert A. Kendrick

Unions in Michigan are desperate for members, viewing long-term care providers as a primary source for new future dues.  Learn about new union organizing techniques and what you can do to remain union-free.

• June 14, 2006:          "Top 10 Policy Updates for 2006: What's New and What You Need To Do."  Presented by Ellen E. Crane and Susanne Kozlow-Barnes.

Hot topics to be covered include corporate compliance plans, Michigan minimum wage law, Michigan criminal background checks, and new federal requirements for employee education about False Claims Act provision.

• June 21, 2006:          "Internal Investigations: So Many Complaints, So Little Time."  Presented by Ellen E. Crane and Susanne Kozlow-Barnes.

Long-term care providers can receive complaints from numerous sources involving multiple laws.  Patient privacy, discrimination, patient abuse, harassment, false claims, wage and hour, employee safety... the list can go on and on.  A solid procedural foundation can be established to be timely, thorough, efficient and effective when conducting internal investigations, no matter who makes the complaint and what the complaint is about.