Practical HR

welcome Are you a new user? REGISTER HERE username password Keep me signed in RETRIEVE PASSWORD	Leslie Zieren Leslie Zieren is an experienced trainer; loss prevention specialist; and a licensed AV-rated attorney with extensive expertise in workplace risk management, litigation, and investigations. Ms. Zieren’s training experience includes creating and delivering both live, online, and on-demand training programs for employers, including Fortune 500 and small businesses; school and government employers; and religious and other not-for-profit organizations. Ms. Zieren has more than 30 years experience in the legal field, much of it addressing workplace risks. She served more than eight years as a specially-appointed and trained Adjunct Settlement Judge for the federal court in Tulsa, Oklahoma, conducting settlement conferences for pending employer-employee lawsuits. At the University of Tulsa College of Law, she was an adjunct professor of law for three years, teaching mediation, alternative dispute resolution, and client relations classes. Ms. Zieren has nearly eight years of experience as a senior law clerk for state appellate and federal district judges. A graduate of the University of Tulsa College of Law, Ms. Zieren is a member in good standing of the following Bar Associations: Oklahoma (since 1982), Colorado (since 1990), and California (since 2008).	Ask Jack: What Do I Need To Know About Malware Delivery Beyond Phishing? Jack explains why you need to let employees know malware can originate from a lot of places other than their in-boxes. read more Ask Jack: Is Deep Fake Voice Tech A Data Risk For Employers? Deep fake voice scams are hitting families. Jack explains how it is just a matter of time before scammers turn their attention to employers. read more Ask Jack: Do Former Employees Present A Risk To My Data? Jack addresses a concern about former employees and data security. read more Ask Jack: Beyond Writing Malware, What Other Risks Does AI Present For Internet Security? What else can AI do to keep us awake at night? Jack explains why you may want to add more characters to your passwords. read more
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