Events
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Understanding Neurodivergence in the Workplace
Research estimates that around 1% of the population has an autism spectrum disorder, between 5-9% are estimated to have a learning disability, and just under 10% have a diagnosis of ADHD. The ability to recruit and retain neurodivergent employees will make your agency more effective, and understanding how slight workplace accommodations can allow a neurodivergent […]
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Advanced EEO: Navigating Complex Issues
When EEO challenges arise, they rarely show up as run-of-the-mill simple scenarios you’ve worked through in a training class. Are you an EEO professional, attorney or advisor eager to learn how to more effectively manage complicated or high-profile EEO issues? This full- or multi- course provides guidance on challenging questions, such as: Can an agency be held liable […]
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Fundamentals of EEO: Nuts and Bolts
If you haven’t played a role in any part of the Federal EEO process, it might seem like an overwhelming mystery. This class explains, in practical terms, everything you need to know to have a fundamental understanding of Federal EEO law and process. Participants will be guided through each step of the process, from pre-complaint […]
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Medical Exams and Inquiries under the ADA and GINA
Did you know that the innocent release of medical information can result in an expensive decision against an agency even if no actual harm was done to the employee? This training will explain how and when to collection medical information without going astray of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments […]
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Reasonable Accommodation for Disabilities: What You Need to Know
How do you determine if an employee has a disability? What does qualified individual mean? What exactly is the interactive process? Do you have to approve telework as an accommodation? What if an employee’s disability is invisible? And how do the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Amendments Act, and the Rehabilitation Act apply to your […]
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EEO Counselor and Investigator Refresher Training
Are you looking for a convenient and engaging way to pick up your mandatory annual refresher training hours? Are you interested in useful, timely, and up-to-date guidance where you can ask your questions, and get answers in real time? As an EEO counselor or investigator, you are required by the EEOC to complete an 8-hour […]
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Writing Reports of Investigation and Final Agency Decisions
This workshop-based program will provide you with the skills and confidence to be more effective in writing reports of investigation and Final Agency Decisions that will withstand third-party scrutiny. Choose to bring one or both topics to your agency. Part 1: Writing a Report of Investigation Learn how to organize your report and write for […]
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EEOC Counselor 32-hour Initial Training
FELTG’s 32-hour EEO counselor training provides the mandatory initial training for new counselors that’s required by EEOC, and much more. The course is taught over four 8-hour days but can also be taught over five days or in other iterations. Our experienced instructors will explain the latest in EEO law in easy-to-understand terms and help […]
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Designing Inclusive, Healthy and Connected Workplaces Across a Distance
While more Federal employees are back in the office, others are still working remotely. Ever since the pandemic, the nature of the Federal workplace has changed. This class will help you design work structures for wellbeing while cultivating a culture of civility and respect. This workshop will provide you with practical, easy-to-implement data-driven insights plus […]
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Helping Supervisors Navigate the EEO Process
Your heart suddenly beats faster, and your blood pressure rises exponentially. It could be a health issue. Or possibly, you may have heard your name mentioned in connection with “an EEO case.” As the much-repeated saying goes: We fear what we don’t understand. This class aims to lessen the fear by providing you with a […]
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Drafting Disciplinary Charges for Federal Employee Misconduct
Drafting appropriate disciplinary charges is a crucial part of the disciplinary process, and if not handled correctly, can cause an agency to lose its case. Words matter in drafting charges, and FELTG is here to make sure you have the tools you need to make the right decisions in framing charges. Course topics include how […]
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A Focus on Federal Sector Arbitration
Litigating cases in Federal sector employment law is a unique prospect and isn’t for the unprepared – and taking a case to Federal arbitration is also a world of its own. This training focuses on providing tips to practice effectively and successfully in arbitration. Learn the most important aspects of the process, from getting organized […]