PERSONNEL FILES Presented by: Jacki Young, Fairview Mike Arnold, Havre.
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PERSONNEL FILES
Presented by:Jacki Young, FairviewMike Arnold, Havre
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3 REASONS FOR PROPER RECORDS
Makes good business sense
Will eventually need to produce documentation about employee performance and work history
Some records are required by federal/state governments
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QUESTION
What is the current minimum wage in Montana?
$7.65 $6.55 $6.90 $7.80
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ANSWER
Effective January 1, 2012 the minimum wage is: $7.65/hour
Effective January 1, 2013 the minimum wage is: $7.80/hour
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QUESTION
Which one of the following should not be in a personnel file?
a) Original signed employment applicationb) Rejection letterc) Employment offer letterd) Background investigation information
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ANSWER
Background investigation information May contain personal information not
related to their employment
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QUESTION How long must employers retain I-9 Forms?
a) Two years after the worker is hired.b) Three years after the date employment begins
or one year after the person’s employment is terminated – whichever comes later.
c) Four years after the date employment begins or one year after the person’s employment is terminated – whichever comes later.
d) Five years after the date employment begins or one year after the person’s employment is terminated – whichever comes later.
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ANSWER
b) Three years after the date employment begins or one year after the person’s employment is terminated – whichever comes later.
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I-9’s
Why do we have to complete an I-9 anyway? Immigration Reform and Control Act of
1986 – Prohibits all U.S. employers from unlawfully employing “unauthorized aliens.”
Now part of the Homeland Security Act
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I-9’s
Purpose Number of pages Edition date Time to keep
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I-9’s Top 10 Require signature on 1st day of work
Don’t complete before job offer
Review documentation
Records retention
Establish consistent procedure
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I-9’s Top 10 Don’t use expiration date for hiring/firing
Make & retain copies of documentation
Tickler file for expiring documents
Don’t ask for specific documents
Don’t place in personnel file
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QUESTION
Are employees guaranteed the right to copies of all file contents?
True False
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ANSWER False
You have the right to control the time and location so long as it is reasonable.
Never leave an employee alone with their file. Ownership of the file and its contents rests with
the employer who maintains it. State law allows the right to examine to confirm
information and make any corrections.
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QUESTION An employee who abuses alcohol was
incarcerated for driving while under the influence, and proceeded from the penal facility directly to an in-patient rehab program at the direction of a health care provider. In general, for what period would the otherwise eligible employee be entitled to federal Family and Medical Act leave?
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QUESTION
A) Only the time spent incarceratedB) Only the time spent in the in-patient
rehabilitation programC) The entire time spent incarcerated
and in the in-patient rehabilitation program
D) None of the above
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ANSWERB) Only the time spent in the in-patient
rehabilitation program – Absence because of substance abuse is one of the conditions specifically not covered for FMLA leave. It is important to note, however, that treatment for substance abuse is a legitimate reason to take FMLA leave. For example, if an employee who abuses alcohol was incarcerated for driving while under the influence, and proceeded from the penal facility directly to an in-patient rehabilitation program, that employee would be entitled to FMLA leave for the time spent in the rehabilitation facility, but not for the time spent incarcerated.
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QUESTION
Which of the following should not be in a personnel file?a) Veterans/Disabled self-identification
formb) Return to work releasec) Exit interview formd) Signed acknowledgments of receipt of
Employee Handbook
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ANSWER
B) Return to work releaseThis provides medical
information regarding the individual and should be kept separately.
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QUESTION
The following should be kept in a personnel file: Health insurance application, first report of injury, medical leave request, and life insurance application.
True False
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ANSWER
False
HIPAA (Health Insurance and Portability and Accountability Act) requires medical records be kept confidential and separate from other business records.
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QUESTION
According to the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA) an employee’s credit report or information obtained from a credit report must be shredded.
True False
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ANSWER
True Effective June 1, 2005 every employer that
employs one or more employees is required to the shredding provisions.
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