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    April Meeting: Legislative Updates Affecting HR

    Date: April 25, 2018, 7:30am
    Location:
    Workforce Center of Will County - 2400 Glenwood Avenue, Joliet
    Price:
    Free for GWHRA members; $15 non-members
    Event Type:
    Meeting
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    Business Meeting begins at 7:30am.  

    Presentation begins upon conclusion of business agenda. 

    Topic: Legislative Updates Affecting HR

    Smith Admundsen partner Steven Jados will provide an overview of state and federal legal developments during the past year to include a review of the most significant labor and employment law-related decisions (both from the courts and administrative agencies) as well as the impact thereof on human resource professionals.  Steve will also provide an overview of pending and contemplated labor and employment law-related legislation and guidance (state and federal) and anticipated decisions ).  Finally, Steve will share predictions as to emerging trends/hot topics involving labor and employment law-related issues.

    Presenter: Attorney Steven Jados, Smith Admundsen, LLC.

    About the Presenter: 

    Steve is passionate about defending business owners who are committed to proactively implementing policies and procedures that minimize legal exposure and maximize potential for success. Through creative advocacy and thorough counseling, Steve has helped clients obtain favorable results to some of the most potentially devastating issues.

    With more than 10 years of experience, Steve concentrates his practice exclusively in labor and employment law. His representations include claims involving discrimination and harassment; wage and hour; union grievances and unfair labor practice charges; and handbook and policy review. In his trial counsel and defense, Steve protects the interest of clients in the manufacturing, construction and trucking industries, as well as local government agencies.

    In college, Steve was captivated by psychology courses that exposed him to federal employment discrimination statutes and resulting judicial opinions. He credits them for his desire to work with the law to persuade arbiters and adversaries on behalf of clients whose businesses he believes in.