Practical Tips for Lawyers When Advising on Hiring, Managing and Terminating Employees

31 Mar , 2023

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There is no shortage of issues to keep in mind at each stage of the employment process. From job postings to termination notices, there are important federal, state, and local laws to comply with, many of which are often competing and complex.

This program will highlight issues for in-house counsel, human resource executives, compliance officers, and attorneys to consider when advising employers on hiring, managing, and terminating employees, and provide practical insights to assist with that advice.

 

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