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Upcoming Webinar Addresses Tight Labor Market

HRWatchdog

CalChamber’s webinar helps California employers navigate the challenges of recruitment in 2020. All the while, employment trends show an increase in job mobility among workers as the quest for more flexibility, life/work balance and workplace perks are on the rise. Date: Thursday, February 20, 2020.

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March 19 Webinar Tackles Tough Decisions

HRWatchdog

It’s so important to always treat employees fairly and equally, even during disciplinary and termination proceedings,” stresses Erika Frank, webinar co-presenter and CalChamber Executive Vice President and General Counsel. Date: Thursday, March 19, 2020. Time: 10 a.m. – This webinar is approved for 1.5

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[May 21 Webinar] Creating a Return to Work Plan for Your California Employees

HRWatchdog

On May 7, 2020, Governor Newsom released industry guidance allowing for a gradual reopening of California’s economy. Join our California employment law experts on May 21 when they discuss factors to consider and tips to remember as you prepare to reopen. Creating a Return to Work Plan for Your California Employees Webinar.

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Don’t Miss This: Rules for Remote and Traveling Employees

HRWatchdog

Don’t miss this relevant webinar on compliance requirements for remote and traveling workers. While this continuing trend offers many advantages, it requires careful consideration of how California’s employment laws address remote and traveling workers. Remote Control: Rules for Remote and Traveling Employees Webinar.

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November Webinar Prepares Employers for AB 5’s New ‘ABC’ Test

HRWatchdog

Time to re-evaluate if your independent contractors should actually be employees. AB 5, the sweeping new law recently signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, dramatically changes how employers classify workers as independent contractors or employees, starting January 1, 2020. Time: 10 a.m. – Can’t attend the webinar?

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11 Ways to Celebrate Women’s History Month

Civility Partners

In addition to the list below, I also suggest attending a webinar I’m doing with an employment law attorney on April 1 at 9 am Pacific. Another possibility is to invite employees to watch a specific movie outside of work and then pick a time for you all to discuss over lunch. Conduct an equity audit.

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5 ways the COVID-19 crisis will transform HR’s role

HR Morning

And that is a good thing, because, in addition to workers moving to remote temporarily as we weather this crisis, many will continue working remotely at least part of the time after businesses re-open their doors. How must job descriptions change to accommodate part- or full-time remote work? Accommodation and compliance.