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Webinar to Prep Employers for California’s New Workplace Violence Standard

HRWatchdog

Since 2017, health care employers in California have been required to implement workplace violence safety rules — but beginning July 1, 2024, nearly all employers in California will be required to abide by a workplace violence standard. Wondering about other new 2024 laws ? to 11 a.m. Price: $179 ($143.20 Not a member?

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The 2017 Employment Law Year in Review

Evil HR Lady

Did you miss the best webinar EVER? The post The 2017 Employment Law Year in Review appeared first on Evil HR Lady. You might have because it became so popular we had to turn people away, as the system would only support so many people at once. But, don’t fret! We recorded it. It’s amazing. Give it a watch.

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Are Full-Time Employees of Staffing Companies Exempt? It Depends

HR Daily Advisor

Partner (US) LLC , 2017 U.S. 20, 2017), three full-time employees of Randstad claimed that a district court had erred in granting summary judgment to Randstad on the basis that they were covered by the administrative exemption. In Perry v. Randstad Gen. Lexis 23297 (6 th Cir. Before joining CER in 2005, Ms.

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Sign Up Now: Employment Law Year in Review 2017

Evil HR Lady

This has been a crazy year as far as employment law is concerned. And if you’re an HR practitioner or an attorney, or just really like to learn things, have I got the webinar for you. click here: Employment Law Year in Review 2017. And it’s FREE. But spaces are limited so sign up quickly.

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Free 30-Minute Webinar for Small Businesses

HRWatchdog

Running a small business is tough, and managing your compliance with California and federal employment laws isn’t always easy. Just ask the businesses who thought they were following the law until faced with costly fines and penalties for breaking California labor and employment laws. Thursday, March 30, 2017.

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Employment Law Updates Seminars Ready You for 2017

HRWatchdog

The 2016 legislative session produced new laws affecting California employers’ day-to-day operations and policies in 2017 and beyond. Some of the new laws, such as the minimum wage increase, make significant changes to California’s legal landscape. Attend the 90-minute live webinar on January 31, 2017.

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September Webinar on Avoiding Meal and Rest Break Violations

HRWatchdog

They are about providing employees 30 minutes of off-the-clock, duty-free time within 4 hours and 59 minutes from the start of their shift,” says Erika Frank, webinar co-presenter and CalChamber executive vice president, legal affairs. Misunderstandings about California’s meal and rest break rules may expose employers to liability.”.