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Many companies pay to search and employ talents to help grow the company. It will be prudent to safeguard against injuries and loss to these talents. Not only is it a corporate concern but it is also a national concern and thus Singapore has enacted WICA (Work Injury and Compensation Act) and made it compulsory for companies to provide certain medical insurance coverage for employing foreign workers. Understand what employee insurances are statutorily required and what are for corporate ideals. Objectives After the workshop, participants will be able to: understand what are the statutory employee insurance know the consequences of not following the law discover what are the common corporate employee insurance Outline Introduction to Employee Insurance - definitions to Employee Insurance - how it forms part of human capital management - "statutory" vs "corporate" employee insurances Statutory Employee Insurances - the need to make it a law - understand WICA (Work Injury and Compensation Act) - understand the medical insurance coverage for foreign workers * what type of insurance * what is the amount Corporate Employee Insurances - why do we need them if we already have statutory employee insurances - know what are the corporate insurances commonly provided Review of Samples of Insurance - policy schedules - policy details Methodology Participants are guided through practical steps of the topic with a combination of lectures, exercises, and group discussions. For Whom HR practitioners, line managers, executives and supervisors who have to operate the Employment Act in the workplace. Workshop Schedule and Fee Course Date 3 Aug 2012 Time 9am to 5pm Venue Stamford Road, near Dhoby Ghaut MRT Early Bird Closing 12/7/2012 Fee Per Participant S$288.90 (Early Bird) S$331.70 (Normal) S$256.80 (Member) Fee is inclusive of 7% GST, training materials and tea breaks. Trainer Mr Gerard Chan Participants' Comments “I now understand more details about the Requirements of Employee Insurance. The concepts and skills will be useful for protecting and covering staff in loss or injury especially at work.” - Ms Celine Ong Ser Ling, Assistant Manager, “K” Line Ship Management (S) Pte Ltd “I have gained a wider and more in-depth knowledge of the coverage in the Act, and will be able to apply the concepts back at work.” - Ms Rachel Goh Lian Hua, Assistant Admin Manager, Nissho Odyssey Ship Management Pte Ltd “The concepts and skills learnt will be helpful, especially in scenarios of accidents in work areas, where we will now know how to handle.” - Ms Cheryl Neo, HR/Office Administrator, Energy Alloys Pte Ltd Participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance upon course completion.
Registration Website: http://www.eontraining.com.sg/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=432&Itemid=318 Submitted by Effctive Outsource Networks, Effective Outsource Networks on Friday, 3 August 2012 at 9:00 AM Category: Business |
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