Leaves, Weeks, Hours and Wages…Oh My!

Leaves, Weeks, Hours and Wages…Oh My! (Webinar)

1.5 CEU, 20% • Member Price: $59 early (ends 2/25)

Registration cost details: $59 early (ends 2/25) / $79 regular (begins 2/26)

Now more than ever, it is crucial that California employers ensure wage and hour compliance. Wage and hour lawsuits are some of the costliest issues employers may face. Handling leaves of absences can also become tricky if you aren’t aware of the various nuances and eligibility requirements around each leave law. Join us on this virtual webinar to learn how to avoid common lawsuit landmines in your dental office and bring your questions for our HR Subject Matter Expert, Mari Bradford!

Topics covered include:

• Most common leave laws in Dental Offices
• Minimum wage essentials
• Exempt classifications
• Alternative workweeks
• Meal/rest periods and other tricky issues

Mari Bradford, PHR; California Employers Association (CEA) SDDS Vendor Member

Mari is a Senior HR Director and trainer for the California Employers Association. An experienced HR Generalist and an HR expert on California employment law and compliance matters. With an HR background in various industries and experience working with both large and small employers, she understands the challenges that managers and owners face when running a business in California.

Mari has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Organizational Communications from CSU Sacramento and her PHR from the Society for Human Resource Management.

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