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Ethics and Artificial Intelligence Training for the Workplace
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming embedded in everyday workplace decisions. From hiring and performance management to pricing, service delivery, and content creation, AI-driven tools are shaping how organizations operate. As adoption accelerates, so does the responsibility to ensure AI is used ethically, transparently, and responsibly. To help organizations meet this challenge, LMS Portals now offers a comprehensive course titled Ethics and Artificial Intelligence:


Introducing AI for Managers: Hiring, Performance, and Decision Risk
Artificial intelligence is now embedded in everyday management work. Managers are using AI to screen resumes, draft performance reviews, analyze compensation data, and summarize employee behavior metrics. While these tools promise efficiency, they also introduce new legal, ethical, and reputational risks that organizations cannot afford to ignore. To address this reality, LMS Portals has released a new manager-focused compliance course: AI for Managers: Hiring, Performance, a


Annual FINRA & SEC Compliance Refresher Course for Financial Firms
Financial services firms face constant regulatory pressure. Expectations around conduct, supervision, documentation, and risk management continue to rise. Annual compliance training is no longer a formality. It is a core control that regulators expect firms to execute consistently, document thoroughly, and defend confidently. LMS Portals is pleased to announce the availability of its Annual FINRA & SEC Compliance Refresher , a professionally designed course built to support r


Infection Control for Medical Offices: Compliance Training Made Simple
Medical offices face growing pressure to demonstrate strong infection control practices. Regulators, accrediting bodies, and patients all expect healthcare organizations to maintain safe environments that reduce the risk of healthcare-associated infections. Annual training is no longer optional. It is a core requirement for protecting patients, staff, and the broader community. LMS Portals now offers a comprehensive Infection Control for Medical Offices course designed spec


Why Every Organization Needs Foundational Generative AI Training
Generative AI is no longer a future concept. It is already embedded in how employees write, research, design, analyze information, and make decisions. From marketing and HR to operations and finance , staff are experimenting with AI tools every day, often without formal guidance, training, or policy support. That reality creates both opportunity and risk. To help organizations respond in a practical, defensible way, LMS Portals is now offering Career Essentials in Generative


OSHA Safety and Bloodborne Pathogens Training for Medical Offices
Medical offices operate in one of the most regulated work environments in the United States. Even small outpatient clinics face serious compliance obligations related to employee safety, infection prevention, and occupational health. Among the most critical requirements is OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens training. To help medical practices meet these obligations efficiently and defensibly, LMS Portals now offers OSHA Safety & Bloodborne Pathogens for Medical Offices , a purpose-bu


Workplace Email, Slack & Teams Training to Reduce Legal Risk
Digital communication is now the backbone of modern work. Email, Slack , and Microsoft Teams power daily collaboration, decision-making, and problem-solving across organizations of every size. They also create risk. What employees write in digital messages can be saved, forwarded, misunderstood, or reviewed long after the original context is gone. Informal language, rushed replies, off-hours messages, and poorly worded documentation regularly show up in workplace investigatio


Using AI Responsibly at Work: A Practical Compliance Course
Artificial intelligence is now part of everyday business operations. Employees use AI tools to write emails, analyze information, summarize documents, and support decision-making. While these tools offer clear productivity benefits, they also introduce new risks related to data privacy , confidentiality, bias, and accountability. Organizations are increasingly expected to demonstrate that employees understand how to use AI responsibly at work. This is no longer optional aware
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