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Not Too Late to Learn About Employment Law Updates for 2015

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Continuing its tradition, California rings in the new year with changes to employment laws. Mandatory paid sick leave, for example, is a real game changer that will significantly affect the day-to-day operations and policies of California businesses in 2015. Webinar: 2015 Employment Law Updates.

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Annual January Seminars Offer Insights on Paid Sick Leave and Other 2015 Employment Laws

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California recently enacted many noteworthy laws that will affect the day-to-day operations, practices and policies of California businesses in 2015. Make sure you’re ready to adhere to the 2015 laws with confidence by attending one of CalChamber’s annual Employment Law Updates seminars throughout the state in January.

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Predictive Scheduling Laws

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This makes it difficult or impossible for her to attend classes, but she chooses to work the extra shift for fear of drawing the ire of her manager and losing hours. He likes the job because he can work early morning shifts and get off in time to pick up his children for school. Patty Part-time Patty works at a chain restaurant.

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Time for Your Paid Sick Leave Checkup

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With the July 1, 2015 date for California employers to start providing the paid sick leave benefit (Healthy Workplaces, Healthy Families Act of 2014 – AB 1522), are your company policies and practices well and good? CalChamber’s employment law experts offer a compliance remedy at their May 21st webinar. Time: 10 a.m. –

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Our Favorites: Top 5 Most Anticipated Sessions at HR West

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Advanced ACA: What Employers Need to Know for 2015. No-Accrual Time Off Policies: Assessing Fit and Function. With the increasing popularity of no-accrual time off policies , many questions arise: Are they right for your organization? What does California law say (and not say) about these policies?

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Seminar Makes Sense of Leaves of Absence Compliance

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A complicated mix of federal and California employment laws govern how employers administer leaves and provide benefits. Certain types of leave, either paid or unpaid, are required by law. At the same time, California’s protected leaves of absence often differ from those at the federal level. Time: 9 a.m.

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Labor Commissioner Answers Questions on Paid Sick Leave

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The interaction between the use of paid sick leave and employer discipline and attendance policies, including point systems. Employers are encouraged to review these FAQ as they provide guidance on how the Labor Commissioner will enforce the law. Gail Cecchettini Whaley, CalChamber Employment Law Counsel/Content.