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REGISTER NOW! 2024 Miami Labor & Employment Law Update

By Stearns Weaver Miller on September 11, 2024
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We are excited to host our Miami Labor & Employment Law Update (half-day) in person this year.

Find out more and register below. We are also planning our 2025 Miami Labor & Employment Law Seminar (full-day) for the spring – stay tuned for details!

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2024

Stearns Weaver Miller | 150 West Flagler St. Miami FL 33130

8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. | Registration & Breakfast

9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | Presentations

12:30 p.m. | Lunch

Topics include:

Independent Contractors

The “old” U.S. Department of Labor rule was out, now it’s back in, or is it? Who is and isn’t an independent contractor? What about the IRS rule and common law rule? How many different rules do I need to worry about?

No Union? The NLRB Doesn’t Care!

The National Labor Relations Board has non-union employers on its radar. What are the need to know best practices to avoid NLRB oversight?

Writs of Garnishment

What is a writ and why is it garnished? Let’s discuss Florida’s law on how these writs may affect employees’ wages and other payments for services.

The New Pregnant Workers Fairness Act 

The EEOC’s recently issued “must know” pregnancy-related rules go far beyond and cover a wider range of topics than you may have ever imagined.

Going Into Overtime Folks! 

I paid those former employees a salary so why are we being sued for overtime? And don’t those employees have to provide proof that they worked overtime? We will discuss the most common wage and hour “need to knows.”

Andy’s Corner-Employee Benefits 

Want to screw up employee benefits? We will discuss the top ways to do so (and how to avoid them).

OK Boomers!

We will discuss managing the multi-generation workforce: Boomers (fax machines, word processing), Gen Xers (personal computers, iPods), Millennials (Nintendo and iPhone), Gen Zs (Social Media, Taylor Swift) and the coming Gen Alphas (TikTok, AI)

Speakers: Robert Turk, Lisa Berg, Paul Crucet, Andrew McLaughlin, Ingrid Ponce, Jaclyn Sanchez, Stephanie Turk

Pending HRCI Credits, SHRM Credits & The Florida Bar CLE Credits

We look forward to seeing you!

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