People Matter: State and Local Government Best Practices in Public Workforce Management

June 16, 2009

Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Time: 10:00PM PDT / 1:00AM EDT
Duration: 0 Minutes

Date: Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Duration: 61mins

Webinar on how:

How leading organizations are preparing to report on the 40 percent of economic stimulus project funding that will be spent on payroll and staff costs
How your peers in government are unlocking the productivity of their people by better aligning them with program goals
How integrating ERP HR and Payroll systems with automated Workforce Management Systems helps provide high quality information in the areas of overpayments, overtime, scheduling and the management of grants funding
Why compliance with laws like the Fair Labor Standards Act and the Family and Medical Leave Act is even more important in an economic downturn
How you can trim 1 to 5 percent off of your payroll costs by better managing administrative costs and reducing erroneous overpayments

Featured Speakers:

John Miri
Senior Fellow
Center for Digital Government

TammyJo Martinez
Project Manager
Department of Health
State of New Mexico

Rosa Akhtarhavari
Chief Security Officer,
Deputy Information Officer
Technology Management Group
City of Orlando

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