Annual Labor and Employment Update: A Look Beyond COVID-19
May 14, 2020
Webinar
May 14, 2020
Each year Foley Hoag's Labor & Employment attorneys break down new labor and employment developments and provide insights on best practices. This year is no different. We know much of the focus has been on COVID-19 these past few months, but other important changes have taken place that we want to share with you.
Webinar Materials: Download the presentation here.
Topics Discussed:
The latest developments in labor and employment law
Understanding the U.S. Department of Labor's new rules regarding overtime
What's happening nationally with independent contractor issues
Key employment decisions by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Developments in Massachusetts and nationally on non-compete laws
Update on reporting requirements to the EEOC (EEO-1)
What employers need to know today about the Massachusetts Paid Family Medical Leave law
What's new with the NLRB and how this impacts both union and non-union workplaces
Brief summary of COVID-19 employment-related developments
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