Employment & Labor Law Seminar - Minneapolis Area
- Date
- 5/4/2022
- Time
- 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. CT
- Location
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Minneapolis Area
Wednesday, May 4, 2022
Minneapolis Marriott Northwest
7025 Northland Drive North
Brooklyn Park, MN 55428
View Materials
- General Session: Part 1
- COVID Aftermath & Remote Work Issues
- Protecting A Company's Most Valuable Assets: Effective Use of Non-Competes & Confidentiality Agreements and Beyond
- Labor Law Developments: Back to the Future
- Best Practices for Conducting Effective Workplace Investigations
- FLSA Freshen Up and Brush Up: Recent and Problematic Wage and Hour Issues
- Leave Lessons: Common Misconceptions About the ADA and FMLA
- General Session: Part 2
Join us for Lathrop GPM’s annual Employment & Labor Law Seminar, taking place in the Kansas City area on Tuesday, April 12 and the Minneapolis area on Wednesday, May 4.
These full-day seminars, which include breakfast and lunch, will feature keynote speaker, James Robilotta, who will be speaking on managing and retaining talent during the Great Resignation. There will also be plenary sessions covering updates and trends in employment law, immigration, employee benefits, labor law and lessons learned from California.
Breakout Session Topics Include:
- COVID Aftermath & Remote Work Issues
- Issues Involving Employee Restrictive Covenants and Confidentiality Agreements
- Labor Law Developments: Back to the Future
- Best Practices for Conducting Effective Workplace Investigations
- Immigration Q&A
- FLSA Freshen Up and Brush Up: Recent and Problematic Wage and Hour Issues
- Leave Lessons: Common Misconceptions About the ADA and FMLA
Keynote Speaker: James Robilotta
James is a leadership author, motivational speaker and trained improv comedian. After nearly 15 years of building, training and leading teams, James followed an entrepreneurial dream and built two successful businesses. The first is an organization that incorporates freestyle rap into improv comedy. And the second is his speaking and coaching business.
With years of research, James learned everything he could about authenticity in the workplace. He uses this insight to help leaders learn how to manage and retain talent, give feedback that sticks and build better teams. James is working to bring humanity back into the workplace and is on a mission to ensure that in their personal and work life, every human realizes they are enough.
Questions? Contact events@lathropgpm.com.