Register now for this FREE LEAP session!
January
22
- Wednesday, January 22
- 4:00 PM ET
- 1:00 PM PT
LEAP 2025: Final Preview and Key Employment Law Updates
Educational interview with LEAP speakers on current employment law topics:
- DEI Programs: Dr. Dennis Davis, Ogletree Deakins
- Pay Transparency and Equity: Fred Plevin, Quarles
- HR Record-keeping: Jennifer Shaw, Shaw Law Group
Like many companies and HR professionals, you might struggle to keep up with constantly changing trends in the industry. Most recently, those include things like the rise of pay transparency and equity laws across the country and how to proceed with DEI programs in the face of countless changes and legal challenges. Then there’s always the need to keep up with record-keeping and documentation to keep your company out of court.
Attend this FREE session and hear our employment law experts explore these challenges and how to deal with them. Leave with actionable takeaways on how your organization can develop a plan to move forward.
Then consider attending LEAP 2025, March 19-21 in Las Vegas, featuring all of these topics — more than 30 sessions on the biggest employment law issues plaguing HR professionals.
Speakers
Bonuses when you register
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Work
Everyone who signs up will receive a copy of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Work. We’ve collected the best advice on how to implement DEI programs, what resources you might need and best practices you can implement that won’t blow your budget.
Employee Handbook Essentials
Whether you’re starting from scratch or simply updating your handbook, this white paper will walk you through a foolproof process and provide 20 customizable sample policies. Employee Handbook Essentials will provide the essentials you need to know without bogging you down. Take the guesswork out of one of the most important documents for your organization.
Managing Personnel Records
You'll also receive our Managing Personnel Records white paper, which will show you how to turn all that HR paperwork into “lawsuit-proof armor.”