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Employers Advocacy Program Presents: Understanding the Employer's Responsibility During and Post-Pandemic

Webinar | 07.16.20, 7:00 AM EDT - 8:30 AM EDT

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Please join us the DC Chamber of Commerce's Employer Advocacy Program on July 16, 2020 from 11:00 AM until 12:20 PM for our quarterly Employment Law Seminar on Understanding the Employer's Responsability During and Post-Pandemic with guest presenters from Crowell & Moring LLP. 


As each jurisdiction begins to implement their respective reopening plans it is important to consider not just how to safely open business but what laws have changed during the public health emergency and what must be done to ensure a safe work environment for employees in this new normal. Our next employment law seminar will explore federal and local laws relating to worker safety, reporting to work requirements and recalling employees during a public health emergency, addressing health-related injuries and accommodations while on the job an d issues surrounding the restart of our office. 


To help employers understand these modifications and expansions to employment law and how it will impact your workers and business we ask you to join us for a virtual employment law seminar this July


Topics to include: 

  • Employers Exposure, Risk and Liability Considerations Post-COVID
  • Compliance with OSHA and Health Standards
  • Workers Compensation and Accommodations Requirements 

Who Should Attend: 

  • Business Owners
  • HR Professionals & Hiring Managers
  • Operations Staff
  • Attorneys

This event is free and open to all local business. It will take place virtually via video conference. All Participants are asked to register in advance by July 13, 2020 at the link here. 


For questions about this event, please contact Erika Wadlington.

For more information, please visit these areas: Advertising and Brand Protection, Labor and Employment

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