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Labor & Employment Law
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- ADA Coverage
- The Americans with Disabilities Act: Light-Duty Programs and Attendance Policies
- The Americans with Disabilities Act: New Developments Under Title III (Accessibility in Public accommodations and New Construction)
- The Americans with Disabilities Act: Pre-Employment Inquiries and Medical Examinations
- Avoiding & Litigating Sexual Harassment Claims
- Avoiding Employment Litigation: Effectively Handling Employee Discipline and Discharge
- Background Checks: New Employer Obligations Under The Fair Credit Reporting Act
- Can Employers Regulate Appearance, Conduct and Conversation?
- Constructive Discharge: When Your Actions Make it Clear that an Employee is Effectively Terminated
- Dealing with Workplace Disabilities
- Defending Wrongful/Retaliatory Discharge Litigation: Strategies for Success
- The Dos and Don'ts of Hiring Practices in Today's Workplace
- Employee Free Choice Act
- Employee or Independent Contractor? Avoiding Worker Classification Pitfalls
- Employment and Separation Agreements: Legal and Practical Considerations in Today's Environment
- Employment Law for Managers (In-house training)
- Employment Law for Managers: Techniques for Recruiting, Hiring, Discipline and Discharge
- Employment Practices Liability Insurance: Is It For Your Company?
- Employment References and Preemployment Screening
- Equal Employment Opportunities Laws
- Ethical Issues in Internal Employment Investigations
- Family and Medical Leave Act
- Fight or Flight: Considerations in Settling an Employment Case
- Grievance Arbitration: Trends in Discipline and Discharge
- Handling Employee Discipline and Hiring
- How to Minimize Potential Liability in Handling Terminations and Other Disciplinary Actions
- How to Prepare for and Conduct Collective Bargaining (In-house training)
- Human Resources Issues in Mergers and Acquisitions
- Independent Contractors v. Employees: What are the Legal Distinctions and Should Your Company Consider Using Independent Contractors
- The Inevitable Disclosure Doctrine
- Labor Arbitration: Preparation and Conduct (seminar and in-house training)
- Life Under the National Labor Relations Act: Practice and Procedure (In-House Training)
- Limitations on Private Sector Collective Bargaining Imposed by the Illinois General Assembly
- Managing Medical Absences: The Americans with Disabilities Act, Family and Medical Leave Act and Workers' Compensation
- Mandatory Arbitration of Statutory Employment Claims
- Mental Disabilities in the Workplace
- Operating Union Free: The Practical and Legal Contexts
- A Practical Guide to Handling Violence in the Workplace
- Privacy and Legal Concerns for Web-Based Intranets
- Privacy Issues for Public Employers
- Privacy Issues in the Workplace
- Recruiting and Hiring: Common Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them
- Secondary Picketing at the Construction Site
- Severance Programs: Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
- Sexual Harassment and Diversity Training (In-house program)
- Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: How to Avoid Liability
- Sexual Harassment Investigations: After the Charge
- Taking the Right Steps to Avoid Litigation in the Workplace
- Training for Supervisors in a Union Operation
- Trends in Interest Arbitration
- Trends in Union Organizing and Union Avoidance Programs
- Use of Experts to Prove and Defend EEO Cases
- Violence in the Workplace (In-house training)
- Wage and Hour Law
- What the Recent U.S. Supreme Court Sex Harassment Decisions Mean for Your Jurisdiction
- What You Need to Know about Psychiatric Disabilities and The Americans with Disabilities Act
- Workplace Claims Outside the Anti-Discrimination Statutes: Common Law, Public Policy, and Related Laws Affecting Wrongful Termination, Collateral Torts, Post-Employment Duties, Privacy and 'Digital Age' Issues
- Your Personnel Policies and Employee Handbooks: Are They Hurting You or Helping You?
If you are interested in obtaining a speaker on one of the topics listed, please contact Mike Ralston, Director of Marketing, at mralston@vedderprice.com or call him at 312/609-7654.
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