Workplace 2025 Series: Navigating Legal Trends and Workplace Strategies

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 | 11:30am to 12:30pm ET

Join Smith Gambrell Russell’s Labor and Employment group for the first of four webinars in our Workplace 2025 Series: Navigating Legal Trends and Workplace Strategies.

In this first webinar, entitled “Can I Talk to You for a Minute? HR and Management’s Handling of Employee Concerns” the following scenarios and details will be discussed:

  • An employee submits a complaint about inappropriate workplace conduct. Now what? Guidance on responding to internal complaints and handling investigations.
  • Practical advice for responding to requests for accommodation and engaging in the interactive process.
  • Recent court decisions.
  • Executive orders from the new administration: How do they impact HR and management response to employee concerns?

Presenters:
Matthew Clarke
Kathryn Lundy

Educational Credits:
SGR is seeking CLE approval in Florida, Georgia, Illinois, and New York (via reciprocity). Some webinars in this series may not be awarded CLE credits because of content or jurisdictional restrictions. General Certificates of Attendance will be provided upon request for states where applications are not submitted.

This webinar is pre-approved for HRCI and SHRM credit.

If you have questions, contact sgrevents@sgrlaw.com.

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