Employee Leave Webinar

Costs and times
SSC Clients: $290 per attendee
Non-clients: $580 per attendee
Program Begins: 9:00 AM
Program Ends: 12:00 PM
Presenters
Danyel Conolley Vice President
Sarah Niemann, EdD Director, Management Consulting Services

Managing employee leaves is complicated, difficult, and requires local educational agencies to carefully track eligibility for leave under federal and state laws, a local collective bargaining agreement, board policies, and local practice. This webinar will provide participants with operational advice on how to effectively manage short-term and long-term employee leave. Presenters will cover employee attendance tracking, documenting differential leave, managing parental leave, and the interaction of leave provided by the Education Code with state and federal leave entitlements.

Oversight of employee attendance is an essential function of the business services and human resources (HR) departments. Due to the potential fiscal impacts of employee absenteeism, and short- and long-term illnesses, employee management systems must also be effective in curbing abuse. This webinar is intended for practitioners who are directly involved with leave management and will provide technical advice for HR and fiscal services staff to evaluate their local policies and practices to ensure compliance and operational efficiency.

Cancellation Policy  
 

Webinar Topics

  • An overview of the different types of federal and state leave
  • Managing parental leaves
  • Long-term leave management (Education Code differential leave)
  • Best leave tracking practices
  • Roles and responsibilities in employee leave management
  • Addressing employee leave abuse
     
Location Details
February 3, 2026
DETAILS FOR THIS LOCATION
SSC Clients: $290 per attendee
Non-clients: $580 per attendee
Program Begins: 9:00 AM
Program Ends: 12:00 PM

Thank you for your business. School Services of California Inc. has moved to credit card payments for this service. Please contact us by email at SSC-Assistance@sscal.com or by phone at (916) 446-7517 if this causes an undue hardship for your organization.