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14 Types of Employee Training Programs (+Benefits, Examples)

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Back to Blog Employee Training & Development 14 Types of Employee Training Programs (+Benefits, Examples) May 11, 2023 Disha Gupta Any company that invests in workplace training is investing in its own success. Here are some examples of courses covering government-mandated and industry-specific compliance policies.

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Selling With Trust: Privacy Policy Requirements for Course Creators

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If you found yourself collecting and possibly even sharing data from the above examples, then our next webinar is made for you! Join us in our next webinar , where we will share why and how course creators can get proper website policies to help them comply with laws and limit their liability. Data transfer providers (Zapier, etc.).

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Customized Training in 2024: The Role of Managed Learning Services

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For example, a bank conducting training on responding to attempted robberies might traditionally use a generic scenario, such as bringing in a police officer to discuss protocol during a robbery. Mitigating Risk Through Expertise – Specialized managed training providers help reduce the risk of failures and liabilities.

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GAAP accounting for Insurance Companies

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For example, under GAAP, insurance companies are required to recognize the revenue from insurance contracts over the period of coverage. In addition to revenue recognition, GAAP also provides guidance on the measurement of insurance liabilities.

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How to Set Up an Efficient Bookkeeping System: A Step-by-Step Guide

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For example, “2023-0115_Invoice_ABC Company.” These accounts are categorized into income, expenses, assets, liabilities, and equity, providing a structured financial reporting and analysis framework. Examples of expense accounts can be rent, utilities, salaries, advertising, and office supplies.

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7 Essential Steps to Successfully Dissolve Your Business

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Failure to dissolve your business can result in continued obligations, such as tax liabilities and compliance requirements. For example, if you have a sole proprietorship, the process may be relatively straightforward. The consequences of not dissolving your business properly can be severe.

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20 Confusing Accounting terms in Accounting

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For example, let’s consider a company that sells products on credit. It does not take into account any outstanding liabilities or receivables, as they are not reflected until cash is exchanged. Fair Value vs Historical Cost Fair value and historical cost are two valuation methods used for assets and liabilities.