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AAAB Seminar: Recent Changes in California Department Law

By Leslie DuFresne on July 9, 2012
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Weintraub Tobin attorneys Chuck Post and Paul Gaspari invite you to attend the Association of Asian American Bankers seminar “The Moving Target – Recent Changes in California Employment Law” July 17th at America California Bank.

The labor and employment attorneys will provide a brief overview of the complexities of laws facing employers and discuss important case law developments.  Topics include:  

  • Why does the California Supreme Court decision in Brinker matter?
  • Who is entitled to what absence (PDL, FMLA,CFRA, USERRA)?
  • 1099 or W-2: Why should you care? 

Topic: 
The Moving Target – Recent Changes in California Employment Law

Date: 
July 17, 2012

Time: 
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Place:  
America California Bank, 417 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94104

Speakers:   
Paul E. Gaspari
Charles L. Post
Weintraub Tobin

Registration & Fees (beverages and light snacks are complimentary with registration):

a) Current AAAB members – FREE admission. Please send us an e-mail at events@aaabankers.org with your name and contact phone number to register for the event.

b) Non-Members – $15. Please follow this link to register and attend the event at a $15 non-member rate:  

Register & Pay Online 

c) SPECIAL: Become a member of AAAB and receive 50% off $30 annual AAAB membership fee (valid through 12/31/2012) and attend the event for only $5 (attend all future event except Annual Dinner – FREE). Please follow this link to register and pay for a discounted membership/event fee of $20: Register & Pay Online

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    Business of Law, Employment & Labor
  • Organization:
    Weintraub Tobin

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