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JAN Webcasts are available at no cost. Gather your employees together in a room for live, in-service training. Educate yourself, management, and other employees on disability etiquette, assistive technologies, management techniques, and the latest on accommodations and the employment provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). All Webcasts begin at 2 pm eastern and are 1 hour. You must register to attend. One registration is equivalent to one login.

• Looking for JAN’s Annual Webcast Series - 2011/2012? Register here.

• Looking for access to JAN's archive from the Annual Webcast Series? Go here.

• Looking for JAN's Federal Employer Winter Webcast Series 2012? Go here.

• Looking for access to JAN's archive from the 2012 Federal Employer Winter Webcast Series? Go here.

Housekeeping: How JAN Webcasts Work

Registrations are for a single computer, not a person. Any number of people may participate at that computer through the single Web link provided by the registration. However, one registration allows you one login, which includes the e-mail with which you register and a password given three to five business days prior to the scheduled event.

• Read more about viewing a JAN Webcast.

• View a sample.

Register for Select JAN 2011/2012 Annual Webcasts

May 15, 2012. JAN Webcast: Providing Reasonable Accommodations to Employees with Mental Health Impairments

• Major depression, bipolar disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder are some of the mental health impairments that affect millions of working Americans. Working with these impairments can present some unique employment challenges, but those challenges are often solvable. JAN consultants will discuss the legal issues involved and provide ideas for effective accommodations. This program has been approved for 1.0 hour (general) recertification credit hour through the HR Certification Institute. 

• Speakers: Beth Loy, Ph.D., JAN Principal Consultant, and Linda Carter Batiste, J.D., JAN Principal Consultant.

• Handouts: PowerPoint Presentation and Highlighted Resource: JAN's Accommodation and Compliance Series: Employees with Mental Health Impairments.

June 12, 2012. Self-Employment Strategies for Persons with Disabilities

• In this interactive session, speakers will explore with attendees the importance of remapping the way we think about integrated employment strategies for people with disabilities (with a particular focus on self-employment) within a broader economic development framework. Presenters will discuss these issues from both local and national perspectives. This program has been approved for 1.0 hour (general) recertification credit hour through the HR Certification Institute. 

• Speakers: Russell Sickles and Brian Connaughton from The Job Squad, a community rehabilitation program based in Bridgeport, W.V., and Kim Cordingly, Ph.D., JAN Team Leader.

• Handouts: Forthcoming.

July 10, 2012. JAN Webcast: ADA Update

• Join the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and JAN as representatives provide participants with the latest developments in the application of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in the workplace, some practical tips for compliance, and answers to tough ADA questions. This program has been approved for 1.0 hour (general) recertification credit hour through the HR Certification Institute. 

• Speakers: EEOC Representative and Linda Carter Batiste, J.D., JAN Principal Consultant, with Beth Loy, Ph.D., JAN Principal Consultant, moderating.

• Handouts: Forthcoming.

August 14, 2012. JAN Webcast: Managing Emotions in the Workplace: Victims, Villains, and Heroes

• Victims, Villains, and Heroes is about managing the emotions of the workplace. When things don't make sense- don't try to make sense out of them! This program will introduce you to an emotional management technology that will benefit you and the company alike. Presenters will share real life accommodation scenarios to show how this approach is beneficial to all. This program has been approved for 1.0 hour (general) recertification credit hour through the HR Certification Institute. 

• Speakers: Anne Hirsh, M.S., JAN Co-Director, moderating Don Phin. Don has been a California employment practices attorney since 1983. He litigated cases for 17 years, figured out how ridiculous it all was, and decided to help companies and employees avoid destructive scenarios. Since then he has written three books on the workplace and presented to hundreds of CEO groups, associations, insurance, and HR executives, and more. Don is the founder and President of HR That Works, a powerful program used by more than 3,000 companies nationwide and he is the co-editor of the prestigious EPLiC Journal published by IRMI.

• Handouts: Forthcoming.