USM - EDU 678 School Law
In this course offered through the University of Southern Maine, students will be aquainted with general principles of school law as found in the interpretation of constitutional and statutory provisions by the higher courts. Laws governing pupils, teaching personnel, and boards of education and special education will be stressed with particular emphasis on Maine school law.
New Chief’s and Sherriff’s Seminar at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy
2018 Seminar for School and District Secretaries, Special Education Secretaries, and Administrative Assistants
Sponsored by the Maine Principals’ Association and MADSEC in Partnership with Drummond Woodsum. This must-attend seminar will provide secretaries with an understanding of the state and federal laws and regulations that impact them every day. The program includes up-to-the-minute information and practical suggestions to help secretaries do their jobs even better. Every participant will receive a copy of the Maine School Law for Secretaries and Administrative Assistants (7th Edition).
Beyond the Basics: Advanced Issues in I-9s
The Department of Justice has enforced I-9 subpoenas against Indian tribes. It is widely known that the fines against employers for non-compliance in I-9s have increased over the last several years. This webinar moves beyond the nuts ad bolts of the completion of I-9 form itself and provides tribal human resources professionals with tips, tricks, and best practices related to more in-depth I-9 topics...
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Recent Legal Issues and Current Trends Facing Higher Education Institutions, Including Web Accessibility Complaints
Current Hot Topics in Sign Regulation
Bankruptcy Changes in a Changing Bankruptcy Landscape
FLSA Traps and Trials: Training, Tips and Travel
Wage and hour law is riddled with traps for the unwary. A tribal human resources professional can easily create significant liability for the tribe or tribal enterprise if employees are not receiving all of the wages to which they are entitled. This webinar will help tribal HR determine when an employee is “on-the-clock” while travelling or attending training programs and conferences, and address the common misconceptions regarding compensation of tipped employees...
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