Ensure your organization's Workers' Compensation system is benefiting from best practices and is compliant with recent regulatory changes. This year's Follow-Up Program for Certified Workers' Compensation Professionals (CWCP) will cover the implications of COVID-19 on workers' compensation, and the latest trends, emerging issues, legislation, and rule changes.
Day One: COVID-19 Impact on Workers' Compensation
On day one, we will address the many and varied implications of COVID-19 on Workers' Compensation.
Including:
Day Two: Trends and Transformation
Much has changed over the past year, and the implications for Workers' Compensation are significant. On day two, you'll gain critical information and insight on:
Reconnect with your fellow CWCPs, share ideas and experiences, and expand and strengthen your professional network!
Note: This program is open only to current Certified Workers' Compensation Professionals.
Become a Certified Workers' Compensation Professional
MSU employee discount available. Please contact Kristi White at whitekr@msu.edu for more information.
Stacy Hickox, JD, is an Associate Professor and Associate Director, Undergraduate Programs in the School of Human Resources and Labor Relations at Michigan State University. Stacy practiced law in the area of disability law at Michigan Protection and Advocacy Service prior to coming to SHRLR. Ms. Hickox also taught for several years at MSU's law school, including courses in employment law, civil rights, and disability law. Stacy has written a book on the Americans with Disabilities Act and several law review articles on various aspects of employment law. Her current research focuses on the employment of ex-offenders, including potential claims for adverse impact and negligent hiring liability.
Tony Lemke, is a Human Resources Manager who began at Michigan State University in 2006. Tony holds a bachelor’s degree of science in human resources from MSU and a number of professional certifications. He’s been working with MSU’s workers’ compensation and disability plans since 2008 and has been leading the Leaves of Absence area since 2016.
Registration closes 24-hours before the start of the program.
FOR VIRTUAL (ZOOM) PROGRAMS
MSU reserves the right to cancel programs when enrollment criteria are not met or for conditions beyond its control. Any additional costs incurred by the enrollee of canceled programs are the responsibility of the enrollee.
This program has been approved for 14 continuing education credit hours towards Professional Development Program recertification.
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Questions? We would be happy to answer any questions you may have regarding this or any of our training programs.Please contact Program Coordinator, Kristi White at whitekr@msu.edu.