tci Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement - 2017 Issue 23
Clip And Save: Focus On These 6 Timely HR Topics to Up Your Compliance Game in 2018
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Article Overview
This article reviews six human resources compliance areas that are especially relevant to healthcare practices and other employers. It explains the broad scope of federal employment law, leave rights, wage-and-hour obligations, disability-related workplace protections, and occupational safety requirements, while also pointing readers to official government resources and guidance for further review. It is geared toward practice administrators, compliance staff, and healthcare leaders who want a practical scan of current HR-related risk areas.
Why This Topic Matters
Employment and workplace compliance issues can expose medical practices to legal, financial, and operational risk. This article helps readers identify the major HR topics that merit attention and understand which government agencies and reference materials are associated with them.
Article Sections
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Non-Discrimination
Overview of federal employment discrimination compliance and the general enforcement role of a national agency.
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Sexual Harassment
Discussion of workplace harassment as an HR compliance concern and the related federal framework.
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Family Medical Leave Act
Summary of family and medical leave compliance considerations, including the broad employer coverage threshold and federal oversight.
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Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)
Discussion of wage-and-hour compliance issues, including federal minimum wage and overtime standards.
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Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Overview of disability-related employment protections and guidance materials relevant to employers.
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Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (OSHA)
Summary of workplace safety compliance topics and the agency resources highlighted for medical practices.
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The OSHA standards most relevant to physician practices are:
A brief list of workplace safety subject areas commonly relevant to physician practices, along with references to OSHA materials.
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Handy, Free OSHA References
A collection of publicly available OSHA reference materials and links for additional compliance support.
What You Will Learn
- Which major HR compliance areas are emphasized for medical practices
- What broad federal employment laws and agencies are involved
- How leave, wage-and-hour, disability, and workplace safety topics fit into practice compliance
- Where the article directs readers for official government guidance and reference materials
Who Should Read This
- Medical practice administrators
- Compliance officers
- Healthcare managers
- Human resources staff
- Physician group leaders
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