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Trainer: Scott Ployer   Register Here    All employees, regardless of how much experience they might have, need to be aware of what your company requires of its employees. Safety training is mandated by OSHA to be provided to all workers to ensure worker safety. Learn the key elements of what employees need to know, including:   Understanding your company standards OSHA 29 CFR 1910 requirements and how they relate to our industry Understand legal responsibilities for a safe work…

Trainer: Scott Ployer   Register Now   Leadership skills are very important for an employee’s continued growth and professional development. This session will help participants gain a better understanding of leadership and influence and how to cultivate these skills. Learn the key elements of leadership including:   ➢ Understanding transformational leadership ➢ Know your team, their learning styles and how you may need to adapt your leadership styles to meet their needs ➢ Learn to lead by directing, delegating and…

Trainer:  Deb Piltch Register Here  Harassment based on protected status has risen during the pandemic.  HUD’s Fair Housing Office and the Justice Department, as well as the media, have focused attention on harassment of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and housing providers sexually harassing residents.  This training will explore not only current data and provide examples of the behavior but explain the reasons why companies must be committed to cultivating a respectful workplace and living environment and seek to ensure…

Trainer:  Catherine Downing Register Now So much has changed in the legal world in the past year, particularly with regard to landlord tenant law. Regulations and laws have come and gone and come again. In this session, you will get a brief update as to the current status of those laws and regulations with regard to enforcing the terms of your leases and occupancy agreements, including time frames for hearings and trials. Also, it appears that Zoom hearings and trials…

Trainer:  Catherine Downing Register Here  Open the door and open yourself to liability. How do you balance the need to maintain your unit with the resident’s right to live peacefully in their home? In this session, we will discuss when and how you, your employees, your contractors, your financing employees and your resident’s friends, family and service providers can gain access to the unit without running into difficulties.  90 Minute Webinar $109 NEAHMA Members $189 Non Members  

Trainer:  Deb Piltch Register Now  The Certified Professional of Occupancy (CPO) course is a comprehensive program offered by the National Affordable Housing Management Association (NAHMA) for property management staff in affordable developments, including LIHTC. It is the only occupancy course that covers the HUD 4350.3 Handbook in its entirety, with specific handbook references cited in the margins of the course text. The two and a half day program is composed of occupancy focused instruction. Participants will receive a voucher from their…