Asuntos legales y regulatorios para los centros de cuidado infantil
Este curso, dirigido a directores y administradores, se enfoca en asuntos legales que afectan los centros de cuidado y educación temprana. Los participantes obtendrán una mayor comprensión del conocimiento legal necesario para una gestión eficaz. Al completar con éxito este curso, los estudiantes deben ser capaces de enumerar las regulaciones estatales y locales para los centros de cuidado infantil, definir las leyes laborales estatales, desarrollar una polÍtica de admisión adecuada para un centro de cuidado infantil y crear un cuestionario apropiado para los empleados nuevos.
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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