
Jan 22, 2009 (Thursday)
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Event details: Understanding and Complying With the Ever-Changing Employ...
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Benefits
The question is not if your understanding of employment law will be tested - it&39;s when.
Today, more than ever, the ability to navigate through the maze of federal and state employment laws is an essential management skill. With several important pieces of legislation just recently enacted - and even more on the horizon - you can&39;t afford to miss this cutting-edge seminar.
You&39;ll get up to date on the hottest areas of employment law, including new developments in the ADA, FMLA and NLRA, as well as emerging litigation trends. In one day you&39;ll learn how to head off employee complaints, claims and lawsuits. If you have no time to interpret vital regulatory changes on your own, this is one seminar you can&39;t afford to miss.
Benefits for You
- Stay updated on new legislation affecting employment and labor laws
- Learn the facts about harassment claims and how to apply them in your workplace
- Strategies for implementing critical wage and hour basics correctly in your workplace
- Get up to speed on important case law related to discrimination and retaliation claims
- Respond to today&39;s hot issues - including the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act
Who Should Attend
This seminar is designed for human resource managers, payroll professionals, operations managers, presidents, vice presidents, supervisors, managers, controllers, accountants and attorneys.
Cost
Understanding and Complying With the Ever-Changing Employment and Labor Laws Charlotte, NC January 22, 2009Register Today For This Exciting Event.Registration:$339
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Seminar ID: 381731
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