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Review Past Event - Employment Law Virtual Town Hall

Is This the new Normal?
08.28.2020

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Is this the new Normal Employment Law Town Hall

Is This the New Normal?

A Virtual Town Hall for Employers

Originally Held: Friday, Aug. 28
Time: Noon to 1 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary

Program Description:

As the COVID-19 pandemic smolders on, employers continue to deal with a myriad of issues directly resulting from it, prompting the question: “Is this the new normal?”

It’s a downright scary proposition, so we decided to pull together some of our most experienced employment attorneys for a virtual town hall exclusively for employers. This presentation gave attendees the chance to ask questions and to express what’s on their minds.

In a departure from past events, registrants submitted questions in advance of the session as well as any creative solutions to pandemic-related problems they wished to share with the other attendees.

Who Should Attend?

This program was designed to benefit business owners, human resource professionals and corporate executives tasked with guiding their organizations through this difficult time.

Presenter:

Contact information and photo of Christina Corl

Webinar Recording:

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