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| Course Instructor | Cynthia Hackler Flynn, Esq. |
| General Credits | 1 |
California Employment Law Updates
$129.00
AB5 is the hottest topic when it comes to independent contractors – learning who you can and cannot classify as independent contractors is key to avoiding a misclassification lawsuit.
This year’s legislative session has officially come to an end and, as usual, there are stacks of new laws taking effect in January. While the COVID-19 pandemic was still challenging for the California Legislature this year, it didn’t stop legislators from sending several hundred bills to Governor Gavin Newsom, many of which impact California employers. Today we will take a look at some of the new laws signed by the governor of which employers should be aware. Unless otherwise stated, they’re effective starting January 1, 2022.
Course Description
AB5 is the hottest topic when it comes to independent contractors – learning who you can and cannot classify as independent contractors is key to avoiding a misclassification lawsuit.
This year’s legislative session has officially come to an end and, as usual, there are stacks of new laws taking effect in January. While the COVID-19 pandemic was still challenging for the California Legislature this year, it didn’t stop legislators from sending several hundred bills to Governor Gavin Newsom, many of which impact California employers. Today we will take a look at some of the new laws signed by the governor of which employers should be aware. Unless otherwise stated, they’re effective starting January 1, 2022.
Syllabus
- CFRA Updates
- Safety and Wage Enforcement
- Settlement and Severance Agreements
- COVID-19 Related Legislation and Mandates
- Wage and Hour Law
- Industry-Specific Measures
