California HR Law 2022 Update

In this 75-minute interactive online training, you will learn:

New employment laws, legislation and liability risks.
California leads the nation in workplace protections; know what to expect in 2022.
Your HR compliance obligations.
From employee leave and wage issues to discrimination and workplace safety.
The best COVID strategy for 2022.
Learn the best moves on vaccines, testing, masks, recordkeeping, workers’ comp and more.

It’s your job to keep up with California’s crazy maze of ever-changing, employee-friendly employment laws.

Welcome to HR California, such a lovely place (for employees’ lawyers)! If you have any employees in California (even one remote worker), you know how hard it is to stay compliant in this state that leads the nation in workplace protections.

On March 2, this must-attend webinar will teach you how to survive and thrive in the Golden State’s uniquely punishing legal environment. You’ll receive a comprehensive update on the latest employment laws and regulations in California, discover how to stay in compliance for 2022 and learn what to expect for the rest of the year.

From employee leave to payroll issues to all the COVID confusion, you can’t afford to miss this once-a-year update that will help you stay in compliance—and make your job easier.

Agenda for California HR Law 2022 Update

New laws and legislation affecting any company that has workers in California
Updated COVID compliance specifically for California employers
California/OSHA safety issues, especially related to all your pandemic-related duties
Wage-and-hour requirements for 2022
New employee leave laws, including an expanded definition of “parent”
Increasing transparency requirements and new recordkeeping rules for this year
Work-from-home expense reimbursements, a continued problem for CA employers
Arbitration agreements, and whether you should rewrite (or scrap) yours

Interactive Q&A time included

Get trusted answers to your state-law questions from a well-known California employment lawyer, Sandy McDonough

Sandy McDonough is a partner at the Paul, Plevin, Sullivan & Connaughton law firm in San Diego, where she counsels employers and represents them in all aspects of employment litigation, including harassment, discrimination and class-action lawsuits. She has served as a professor at USC Law School and taught HR courses at Webster University. Sandy is also a frequent author and speaker on employment law issues.

Sandy McDonough Paul, Plevin, Sullivan & Connaughton

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California Employment Law 2022 Update: New Case Law & Legislation

Everyone who signs up will receive the new California Employment Law 2022 Update: New Case Law & Legislation, a special report that explains all of the new workplace-related state court rulings and legislation that you need to understand (and comply with) in 2022. This advice-packed special report has been prepared by the law firm of Paul, Plevin, Sullivan & Connaughton.

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