2024 Employment Law Update

A Webinar Recording for Employers

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We are quickly moving through 2024, which means a new batch of employment laws and cases that impact all businesses with employees in California have gone into effect. Hoge Fenton's Employment Law Group provided a 2024 Employment Law Update seminar for businesses in January 2024. The attorneys discussed new employment legislation and case law, and provide practical guidance on how your nonprofit can stay in compliance and out of litigation.

The engaging and experienced attorneys covered several critical topics, including:

• Expansion of California’s Paid Sick Leave Act
• Workplace Violence Prevention Plan Requirements
• Minimum Wage Increases (including higher minimum wage for fast food workers)
• Expense Reimbursements for Remote Employees
• Further Restrictions on Non-Competition Agreements
• Protections for Employee Cannabis Use
• Unpaid Leave for Reproductive Loss
• NLRB Decision on Confidentiality and Non-Disparagement Provisions
• Status of Arbitration Agreements
• Significant Case Law Updates Impacting California Employers

(Please note that the purpose of this webinar is to provide an update on the latest developments in employment law and is not intended to offer specific legal advice. The information presented should not be construed as legal advice or a legal opinion on any specific facts or circumstances. For advice on specific legal questions, we recommend seeking the counsel of an attorney.)

Presented by:

• Sarju Naran (he/him), Chair of Employment Law at Hoge Fenton
• Jenn Protas (she/her), Shareholder in Hoge Fenton's Employment Law Practice Group
• Richard Schramm (he/him), OF Counsel in Hoge Fenton's Employment Law Practice Group
• Rachel Garcia (she/her), Associate Attorney in Hoge Fenton's Employment Law Practice Group
• Eleno Núñez Gonzalez (he/him), Associate Attorney in Hoge Fenton's Employment Law Practice Group

Learn more about Hoge Fenton by visiting their website and contacting their offices.

Thank you to the Hoge Fenton Law Firm for providing this complimentary resource to our SVCN members

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