As a small business employer, it is overwhelming to keep on top of California’s constantly-evolving and complicated employment laws. But it is a must in the litigious environment in which we operate our businesses.
A recent study revealed that businesses in the U.S. have greater than 1 in 10 chance of having an employment practices charge filed against them. Employers based in California have a 42% higher chance of facing an employment charge than the national average. Do everything in your power to not become one of these statistics – starting with becoming educated on the following employment law topics at the May 11, 2016 meeting:
- The Basics on Wage and Hour Law (minimum wage, overtime, meal and rest breaks, timekeeping requirements, exempt v. nonexempt)
- Legality of Flat Rate Pay
- California’s New Paid Sick Leave Law
- Recent Employment Lawsuits against Auto Repair Shops
Shivani Sutaria, Esq., the principal at Shivani Sutaria Law Offices, is an experienced employment law attorney with an extensive litigation-background. In her practice, she works with employers to develop proactive strategies that will mitigate their employment law risks. Her services include: Providing advice and counsel on employment issues that arise in the workplace; Conducting trainings for management and employees; Performing audits of clients’ employment practices and policies to ensure compliance with current laws and utilization of best practices; Developing policies, contracts and Handbooks that protect the interests of the employer; and Representation of employers in pre-litigation employment disputes such as administrative complaints on harassment, discrimination, wage and hour issues, and unemployment insurance.
Event Location: Biltmore Hotel
2151 Laurelwood Road, Santa Clara, CA 95054
COST | First person from a Chapter 42 member shop is free; other attendees pay $35
ASCCA San Jose Chapter 42 