Managing Workforce Compliance

About the Briefing

Government officials, in-house employment counsel, and Epstein Becker Green attorneys address the latest employment, labor, and workforce management developments and what they mean for your company.

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Videos

Highlights from the Briefing – with a reminder to SAVE THE DATE to attend the 37th Annual Workforce Management Briefing: October 25, 2018.

Shifting Labor Policy Priorities – Marc Freedman, Executive Director of Labor Law Policy of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Impact of Health Reform Uncertainty – Katie Mahoney, Executive Director of Health Policy of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Keeping Up with Labor and Employment Law – Bill Milani, Member of the Firm and Co-Chair of Epstein Becker Green's Annual Workforce Management Briefing

Key Takeaways – David W. Garland, Member of the Firm and Co-Chair of Epstein Becker Green's Annual Workforce Management Briefing

Note: The videos are also available on Vimeo.com.

Featured Speakers

Philip A. Miscimarra
Chairman of the National Labor Relations Board

Chai Feldblum
Commissioner of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Marc Freedman
Executive Director of Labor Law Policy of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Katie Mahoney
Executive Director of Health Policy of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Bret Baier
Chief Political Anchor of FOX News Channel and Anchor of Special Report with Bret Baier

Workshop Topics Include

  • Immigration
  • Global Executive Compensation
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Internal Cyber Threats
  • Pay Equity
  • People Analytics in Hiring
  • Gig Economy
  • Wage and Hour
  • Paid and Unpaid Leave
  • Trade Secret Misappropriation
  • Ethics

Resources

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Workshop-1-and-7-2017-Immigration-Workshop-Participant-MaterialsDownload
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Workshop-2-2017-Cyber-Threats-Workshop-Participant-MaterialsDownload
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Workshop-3-2017-Executive-Compensation-Workshop-PresentationDownload
Workshop-3-2017-Executive-Compensation-Workshop-Participant-MaterialsDownload
Workshop-4-2017-AI-Workshop-Participant-MaterialsDownload
Workshop-4-2017-AI-Workshop-PresentationDownload
Workshop-5-2017-Gig-Economy-Workshop-Participant-MaterialsDownload
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Workshop-6-and-9-2017-Leave-Workshop-Participant-MaterialsDownload
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Workshop-8-2017-Wage-and-Hour-Workshop-Participant-MaterialsDownload
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Workshop-10-2017-Trade-Secret-Workshop-PresentationDownload
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Workshop-11-2017-People-Analytics-Workshop-PresentationDownload
Workshop-12-2017-Pay-Equality-Workshop-Participant-MaterialsDownload
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Workshop-Ethics-2017-Ethics-Workshop-Participant-MaterialsDownload
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Event Detail

New York, NY
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