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skumarNEOGOV Employee
NEOGOV Employee
August 16, 2026

Schedule Overview Webinar - Posted in Payroll Product Group

We are hosting 2 live sessions to provide a comprehensive update on our Schedule product.

Whether you've been closely following our progress on this product or you are taking a fresh look at how it can support your team, this webinar will give you a complete overview of its current capabilities and our vision for the future.

Join us to learn about:

  • A practical overview of the Enterprise capabilities of the Schedule product and its core features.
  • Recent enhancements we’ve rolled out to improve functionality and user experience.
  • Our upcoming product roadmap and what you can expect in the coming months.

The Details:

Session 1:

Session 2:

 

We will leave plenty of time at the end for an open Q&A with our product experts. Click the link above to secure your spot!

 

See you there.  

      5 replies

      svodi1
      svodi1
      August 17, 2026

      Hi, Mr. Kumar. Thank you for the topic on payroll, attendance, and related topics. Respectfully, do you have already complete webinars on the payrolls and attendance, subject matter so that one can review them before registering for your upcoming sessions?

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      Smith Vodi on Public Safety Officers: Essentially working under unified command
      skumar
      NEOGOV Employee
      skumarNEOGOV EmployeeAuthor
      NEOGOV Employee
      August 17, 2026

      Hi, This would be our first set of sessions, so we don’t have any previously completed ones that reflect all the updates that have been made by the team. As far as sessions on the other products, you will find content throughout Community and also through our University Learning courses. Are there specific topics you are looking for?

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      Sandeep S. Kumar
      svodi1
      svodi1
      August 17, 2026

      Hi Mr. Kumar. I appreciate your support. I am in public safety at John Hopkins Medical Center. There is a course I took with FEMA called Community Lifelines and the Incident Command System, which combines Seven Lifelines that can be helpful before, during, and after an emergency. A study can be conducted to establish unified command in Healthcare systems if these Lifelines come together during emergencies of all kinds. I believe some Federal law enforcement officers are aware of these Seven Community Lifelines; they assist their Local partners as needed. In Healthcare systems, local law enforcement officers see that security officers need help during patient assistance but don't help. I am unsure whether policy prevents local law enforcement officers from assisting healthcare security officers in assisting patients during Emergency Petitions? The Incident Command System allows FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND TRADITIONAL partners to work under unified command during emergencies; this same system can also be applied in healthcare emergencies, where risk factors are even higher. Local agencies that see the need must assist without being asked to do so under the government's good Samaritan policy to prevent any claims or actions against lawful citizens serving in any capacity as a Public Safety Officer, Security Officer, Emergency Practitioner, or Police Officer. I am not familiar with the PowerDMS standard or its policies. I know, Mr. KUMAR, you can take it up and turn it into a policy to cover government employees across their various services and more. The Healthcare system needs all of our help. Once again. Thank you.

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      Smith Vodi on Public Safety Officers: Essentially working under unified command
      skumar
      NEOGOV Employee
      skumarNEOGOV EmployeeAuthor
      NEOGOV Employee
      September 2, 2026

      The following is the video from our session held on 09/01

      https://neogov-2.wistia.com/s/615mbh9viedbtuc

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      Sandeep S. Kumar
      skumar
      NEOGOV Employee
      skumarNEOGOV EmployeeAuthor
      NEOGOV Employee
      October 1, 2026

      The following is the video from our session on 10/01

      https://neogov-2.wistia.com/s/5i5anfukzjb56x3.   

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      Sandeep S. Kumar
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