Clark Hill PLC’s Annual Employment Law Conference to be held June 7 at The University Club of Chicago
CHICAGO, IL
– Clark Hill PLC’s Annual Employment Law Conference returns to Chicago, June 7. This year’s conference will focus on the future of employment law and key areas to be aware of, such as state and federal wage and hour laws, and preparing for the new National Labor Relations Board election regulations. The half-day conference will be held at the University Club of Chicago in Chicago. You may register for the conference online at clarkhill.com/resources/seminars.aspx or contact Melissa Marshall, mmarshall@clarkhill.com, for further information.
Conference attendees will have their choice of breakout sessions to attend, including Tweets and Terminations: Social Media and Networking in the Workplace; Non-Compete, Confidentiality and Trade Secret Agreements; Hot Button Issues for the EEOC; and What You Need to Include in Your Employee Handbook. Each session is designed to deliver the most relevant issues surrounding labor and employment law and tips on how to navigate the ever-changing regulations and workplace atmosphere.
Presenters at the conference include Clark Hill’s Labor & Employment Practice Group leaders Thomas Brady and Daniel Bretz, and a number of the practice group members. All of which have extensive knowledge and experience in labor and employment law.
The conference is $75 per person and includes conference materials and continental breakfast. Attendees have a choice between a binder with hard copies of all presentations and note sections or a flash drive with preloaded electronic copies of all the presentations at no additional cost.
Clark Hill’s Labor & Employment Practice Group has more than 35 labor and employment attorneys who represent management in all aspects of labor and employment law in both litigation and non-litigation matters. They provide clients with practical, cost-effective, winning solutions to their labor and employment issues and deploy experienced legal talent with a strong emphasis on prompt and open communication with clients.