San Fernando Valley Employer Advisory Council

San Fernando Valley EAC Presents: "The 2016 Employment Law Update" presented by employment law attorney Karen L. Gabler of LightGabler LLP. DATE: November 05, 2015 | Thursday SPEAKER: Karen Gabler Program Hours: 7:15 a.m. | Registration, Check-in, and Networking Breakfast (served until 8:15 a.m.) 07:45 a.m. | Welcome, Introductions and Employment Development Department Update 08:00 a.m. | Karen Gabler | 2016 Employment Law Update 09:30 a.m. | Break 09:45 a.m. | Seminar Continues 11:15 a.m. | Q & A Session 11:30 a.m. | Seminar Concludes PLACE: New Horizons 15725 Parthenia Street North Hills, CA 91343 PHONE: 818.661.1848 -Save Big with the Early Bird registration through 10/16/15. -Last date to register with discounted rate is 10/30/15. -Cost includes breakfast buffet, parking and seminar materials. COST: $65 | ‘Early Bird Registration’ for all attendees by October 16 2015. $75 | Member Registration after October 16, 2015 and until October 30, 2015. $85 | Non-Member Registration after October 16, 2015 and until October 30, 2015. $95 | All attendees after October 30, 2015 and at the door. Am I a Member? Check here: http://employereducation.org/membership/2015-membership-roster/ -Register Online, by phone, or at the door for this Seminar. Join us for a fast-paced, interactive seminar that will bring you up to date on the legislative changes for 2016 and new case law and administrative decisions decided in 2015 that may affect your business next year. Topics to be discussed include: -Revised regulations under the California Family Rights Act -AB 304: the “fix it” sick leave bill issued after the July 1 sick leave deadline -New handbook policy guidelines mandated by the National Labor Relations Board -New OSHA heat regulations -The court’s effort to unwind employment arbitration agreements -New legislation going into effect for 2016 Karen L. Gabler has counseled employers on virtually every aspect of employment law for almost 20 years. A large part of her practice concentrates on proactive employment strategies her clients can implement to foster workplace productivity and prevent future legal problems. With her expertise in employment law and engaging style of presentation, Karen is sought after as a recurring speaker on a wide variety of employment law topics for business groups and associations. She has authored numerous articles for business and legal publications, and has served as an Adjunct Professor of Employment Law at the Pepperdine University School of Law. Karen is also an active community member, participating in more than a dozen business and civic groups and serving as an officer or board member of numerous philanthropies and foundations.

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