Employment Law Before The Amusement Term Paper

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If this employee's testing policy is to be implemented, the company especially their HR Department must be strict with their rules. If the applicant fails in one of the requirements one should not accept the applicant. The amusement also needs to hire one Lifeguard Professional Trainer from all applicants. This trainer will be hired only during peak season to orient and to have further training for everybody who has passed the initial interview. The trainer will also be one of the evaluators of each applicant. The qualifications that a trainer must have are the following: 1. He must be a CPR Professional Rescuer; 2. He must be a First Aid Certified; 3 He is currently employed and has trained in a well-known amusement complex; 4. He must have a minimum of 10 years experience as a lifeguard;...

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The new hired lifeguards in the amusement area should be placed in different strategic position. The amusement must also separate the pool of the adult from the kids. They should also place a warning sign that the children are allowed to swim with their parents in the pool. Current employees who are not involved in this field must also attend a seminar that will help them face tough situations that might happen…

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