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2022 California Labor & Employment Conference

January 24 - January 26, 2022
From new regulations regarding COVID-19 to critical employee rights updates, tune in to keep your business prepared and in compliance.
Over the course of three days, the Clark Hill attorneys cover a variety of topics, useful to employers and employees alike.

DAY 1: Clarity & Practical Compliance Strategies Around Arbitration and PAGA
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DAY 2: Changes, Updates, and New Laws for 2022
Tuesday, January 25
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DAY 3: COVID-19 Updates
Wednesday, January 26

 

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