Date: January 16, 2025, 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Virtual via Zoom
Join us for a CLE session designed to keep your nonprofit on the right side of the law while tackling the most pressing employment law challenges. This two-part program begins with a session on non-profit employer compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act, including its applicability in the non-profit setting, key provisions, employee classification, minimum wage requirements, overtime pay eligibility, common pitfalls, and updates regarding the legal challenges to the DOL’s 2024 salary threshold rule. Next, a dynamic panel of employment law experts will discuss today’s hottest topics, from evolving workplace policies and DEI initiatives to remote work challenges and recent court decisions shaping the legal environment, with a view towards anticipated changes from the new administration.
Whether you're advising clients or supporting HR for a nonprofit, this session offers practical guidance and up-to-date insights to help you navigate the complexities of employment law.
Speakers:
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Date: January 16, 2025, 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Virtual via Zoom
Join us for a CLE session designed to keep your nonprofit on the right side of the law while tackling the most pressing employment law challenges. This two-part program begins with a session on non-profit employer compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act, including its applicability in the non-profit setting, key provisions, employee classification, minimum wage requirements, overtime pay eligibility, common pitfalls, and updates regarding the legal challenges to the DOL’s 2024 salary threshold rule. Next, a dynamic panel of employment law experts will discuss today’s hottest topics, from evolving workplace policies and DEI initiatives to remote work challenges and recent court decisions shaping the legal environment, with a view towards anticipated changes from the new administration.
Whether you're advising clients or supporting HR for a nonprofit, this session offers practical guidance and up-to-date insights to help you navigate the complexities of employment law.
Speakers:
Registration: Click here to register. You must be logged in to register for this event. Click here to login and register.
State Bar of Georgia Forms Special Committee on Artificial Intelligence and Technology
This committee will explore and make recommendations to the Supreme Court and Board of Governors about how the Georgia Rules of Professional Conduct (GRPC) cover developments in technology, particularly artificial intelligence, and the practice of law.
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Read “Addressing AI in the Legal Profession” in the November 2024 issue of the Georgia Bar Journal.
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