Workplace 2025 Series: Navigating Legal Trends and Workplace Strategies

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 | 11:30am - 1:00pm ET

Smith Gambrell Russell's Labor and Employment group will be hosting the second of four live webinars in our Workplace 2025 Series: Navigating Legal Trends and Workplace Strategies.

In our second webinar, entitled Navigating the Uncharted Waters of Employment Law Under a New Administration, our presenters will cover the following topics:

Does the National Labor Relations Board Still Exist?

  • Current State of the NLRB
  • What Changes Should Employers Expect in Labor Law
  • Best Practices for Employers to Navigate Labor Law

Sex and Gender in the Workplace

  • Pregnant Women in the Workforce
  • Reasonable Accommodations
  • Litigation Trends and Best Practices

How do the President’s Executive Orders Impact Employers?

  • Executive Orders, what are they exactly?
  • Effects of the Repeal of EO 11246
  • What is the future of DEI Programs?

Presenters:
Yash Dave
Ian Jones
Madison Mahaffey

SGR is submitting this webinar for HRCI and SHRM credit and CLE credit in FL, GA, IL, and NY (via reciprocity).

Please send questions to sgrevents@sgrlaw.com.

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