“2018 Employment Law Update” For California Business Leaders and Managers
Name:
“2018 Employment Law Update” For California Business Leaders and Managers
Date:
February 8, 2018
Time:
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM PST
Website:
https://www.sierrahra.org/

2018 California Employment Law Update
Event Description:
As we change the calendar to 2018 and throughout the coming year, employers will confront a host of new or amended federal and state, laws, case decisions and regulations. Get informed about:
Speaker:
David Cohen of Sacramento’s Cohen Durrett will cover a wide array of employment and labor matters. His law firm represents employers in all phases of dispute resolution and litigation in a multitude of forums, including state and federal courts, the National Labor Relations Board, state and federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the California Fair Employment and Housing Commission, the Department of Labor Standards Enforcement and the California Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board.
- New laws taking effect in 2018 and how will they impact your business;
- Parental leave for employers with 20 or more employees;
- Statewide ban-the-box for criminal background checks on job applications;
- Salary history ban when hiring;
- Mandatory Training to Prevent Gender Identity Harassment;
- California’s new law prohibiting voluntary cooperation with ICE;
- Updates on wage and hour; discrimination issues, and leave/benefit laws;
- California and Federal Case Update; and
- Significant Agency regulations.
Speaker:
David Cohen of Sacramento’s Cohen Durrett will cover a wide array of employment and labor matters. His law firm represents employers in all phases of dispute resolution and litigation in a multitude of forums, including state and federal courts, the National Labor Relations Board, state and federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the California Fair Employment and Housing Commission, the Department of Labor Standards Enforcement and the California Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board.


