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From Lawyer to Employer: Season 4, Episode 11 | Connecticut’s New Employment Laws: What Employers Need to Do Before October 1

By Daniel Schwartz & Sarah N. Niemiroski on July 13, 2026
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Connecticut employers have just a few months to prepare for sweeping new workplace laws taking effect this fall.

In this episode of From Lawyer to Employer, host Dan Schwartz is joined by Shipman attorney Sarah Niemiroski to break down the most significant employment law changes from the 2026 Connecticut legislative session. Together, they discuss new wage transparency requirements, expanded lactation accommodations, ADA notice obligations, restrictions on training repayment agreements, pay stub transparency rules, construction industry compliance updates, and Connecticut’s new AI Responsibility and Transparency Act.

They also share practical steps employers should be taking now to prepare for the October 1 effective date and close the episode with an exciting announcement about the future of the podcast. Whether you’re an HR professional, business leader, or in-house counsel, this episode provides the practical guidance you need to stay ahead of these important changes.

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Dan represents employers in various employment law matters such as employment discrimination, restrictive covenants, human resources, retaliation and whistle blowing, and wage and hour issues. He has extensive trial and litigation experience in both federal and state courts in a variety of areas…

Dan represents employers in various employment law matters such as employment discrimination, restrictive covenants, human resources, retaliation and whistle blowing, and wage and hour issues. He has extensive trial and litigation experience in both federal and state courts in a variety of areas, including commercial litigation and trade secret enforcement. Dan is the author of the independent Connecticut Employment Law Blog. The blog discusses new and noteworthy events in labor and employment law on a daily basis.

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Sarah is a member of the firm’s Employment and Labor practice group.  She assists public and private sector clients in a variety of matters, including grievance and interest arbitrations, prohibited practice proceedings, and labor negotiations. Sarah also represents employers before state and federal…

Sarah is a member of the firm’s Employment and Labor practice group.  She assists public and private sector clients in a variety of matters, including grievance and interest arbitrations, prohibited practice proceedings, and labor negotiations. Sarah also represents employers before state and federal courts and agencies with respect to employment matters ranging from employment discrimination and wrongful termination to tortious interference, breach of contract, and wage and hour claims.

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    Employment & Labor
  • Blog:
    Employment Law Letter
  • Organization:
    Shipman & Goodwin LLP
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