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Silicon Valley - 2024 California Employment Law Updates

  • 9 Jan 2024
  • 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM (PST)
  • UCSC Extension, 3175 Bowers Ave., Santa Clara, California
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2024 EMPLOYMENT LAW UPDATES

This past year has been the most active legislative year on the labor and employment front in California since before the COVID-19 pandemic. Dozens of bills made their way to the Governor and were signed into law – including increases to paid sick leave requirements, new leave entitlements, workplace violence prevention requirements, rehire obligations for displaced workers, and many more.

This legal update will cover all of these important California legislative developments and help HR professionals ensure compliance with these new requirements and obligations. Start the new year off on the right foot with this important legislative update.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Learn about new California labor and employment laws that go into effect in 2024
  • Know what steps you need to take as an HR professional to ensure compliance

AGENDA

5:30 PM IN-PERSON NETWORKING (dinner included)

6:00 PM PROGRAM BEGINS

7:15 PM Q&A

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Benjamin Ebbink photo

Benjamin M. Ebbink is a Partner in the Sacramento office of Fisher & Phillips LLP and is a Legislative Advocate and Principal of FP Advocacy LLC. With two decades of experience in labor and employment law and in assisting the development of California labor law and regulations, he focuses on legislation introduced at the federal, state and local levels. For nearly 15 years, Benjamin served as Chief Consultant to the California Assembly Committee on Labor and Employment where he was the primary policy expert on labor and employment matters for the California State Assembly. Benjamin played a key role in virtually every major labor and employment issue to come before the Legislature during his tenure, and personally drafted hundreds of legislative proposals. During his service in the Legislature, Benjamin earned a reputation for his integrity, his ability to work with diverse stakeholders on all sides, and his skill as a problem-solver.




This event is co-sponsored by:

the UCSC Silicon Valley Extension

Human Resource Management Certificate Program




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