Guardian HR Launches, Guardian University, New Compliance Training Platform

Guardian HR, a people-first HR and payroll partner, has announced the launch of its new compliance training platform, Guardian University. The new training modules are designed to help employers manage required training more efficiently and stay compliant.

Guardian University features a new learning management system (LMS) and an expanded training library developed in partnership with Fisher Phillips, a national employment law firm specializing in workplace compliance and labor law. The updates reflect Guardian HR’s commitment to helping organizations and business leaders simplify compliance and stay up to date with required employee training.

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“Keeping up with changing training requirements is one of the biggest challenges our clients face, and it only gets harder as regulations evolve across states and industries,” said Matt Taylor, President & CEO of Guardian HR. “Guardian University gives employers a smarter, more organized way to stay on top of their obligations — and the partnership with Fisher Phillips means they can trust the validity of the content they’re delivering to their teams.”

Expanded Training Library

The new platform broadens Guardian HR’s compliance offerings to address the complexity of workplace training requirements across states and industries. The library includes updated sexual harassment prevention training, state-specific courses aligned with local regulations, and workforce development offerings. Our expanded training library brings everything together in one platform, making it easy to cover all your training needs while maintaining compliance.

Training Content Powered Through Fisher Phillips

Guardian HR partnered with Fisher Phillips, a national employment law firm focused on workplace compliance and labor law, to ensure training materials reflect current legal standards and keep pace with regulatory changes. The collaboration provides employers access to legally reviewed content, reducing the risk of outdated or inconsistent training — particularly for organizations operating across multiple locations. This oversight adds confidence in how training is delivered and documented, without having to interpret every regulatory change on their own.

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A LMS Built for Simplicity

The new LMS makes employee training easier to assign, track, and manage. Employers can group employees so the right training is automatically assigned based on role or location. Built-in reminders keep training on schedule, while a dashboard provides clear visibility into completion status. Certificates of completion are stored in one place, making it easier to maintain organized records and prepare for compliance reviews.

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