EBG School of Hotel Administration

Epstein Becker Green and CIHLER host a Regional Roundtable on Tuesday, August 9th, in San Francisco.

Human resources professionals, in-house counsel, and managers are encouraged to attend.

Agenda

  • Registration and Casual Lunch - 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
  • Program - 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm

Topics

  • Wage and hour compliance – how will employers react to the increase in the minimum salary for exempt employees, and issues related to the lack of affordable housing for low wage employees
  • Joint employer developments 2016 - how is the change in law and pending McDonald’s decision affecting employers’ outsourcing decisions and franchisors’ brand standards and control policies;
  • California employment litigation trends: discrimination, whistle blowers, and other currently common claims – is mandatory arbitration the solution or are their other more effective litigation strategies?

Registration

To register, CIHLER asks that you please complete the Registration Survey by Friday, July, 29, 2016.

For questions about this event, please contact Erica Heim or Elizabeth Lynch Gannon.

Event Detail

San Francisco, CA
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