Essential California Employment Policies & Procedures

By: Melvin K. Patterson

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Duration
60 Minutes

Training Level
Intermediate to Advanced

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California employment laws are some of the strictest in the nation. Combined with federal laws, rules and regulations, an employer with California-based employees, faces a maze of requirements that need to be committed to a policy scheme to protect the employer and business – large or small. This course will instruct the student in the most essential policies and procedures as they relate to both California and federal law. The specific employment law will be explained along with the principles for drafting a policy and procedure handbook or scheme that address issues important to employers in California.

WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND?

If you are tasked with designing and implementing and/or amending the company employee manual, or advising on which policies are essential in the operation of a business in California, then you should attend this training.

AREA COVERED

Interviewing and Pre-Hiring
Hiring and Retention Policies and Procedures
Attendance Policies
Health Care Policies
Information Technology Policies
Substance Abuse Policies
Leave Policies
Accommodation Policies
Termination Policies

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Drafting Considerations
Critical California Rules and Regulations
Notice and Implementation of Policies
Application of Policies – Matching Legal Requirements to Policy Statements
Which Policies Are the Most Critical
Policy Enforcement

WHO WILL BENEFIT?

All companies with employees in California or locations in California

Interviewing and Pre-Hiring
Hiring and Retention Policies and Procedures
Attendance Policies
Health Care Policies
Information Technology Policies
Substance Abuse Policies
Leave Policies
Accommodation Policies
Termination Policies

Drafting Considerations
Critical California Rules and Regulations
Notice and Implementation of Policies
Application of Policies – Matching Legal Requirements to Policy Statements
Which Policies Are the Most Critical
Policy Enforcement

All companies with employees in California or locations in California

SPEAKER PROFILE

Melvin K. Patterson, an attorney licensed to practice before all state and federal courts in California, is General Counsel to the Cedrus Group, a family of international financial services firms with offices around the globe. He is a member of the Labor & Employment Section of the California State Bar and has been admitted to the United States District Court for the Northern District of California as well as the United States Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal. Mr. Patterson is experienced in Labor and Employment litigation and transactional matters in the U.S., Asia and the U.K. He has designed internal business policies, procedures and management structures, as well as inter-corporate relationships and has been a business owner himself. Mr. Patterson is an experienced trial litigator who has handled numerous business and commercial matters for over 20 years on behalf of an elite clientele around the world. He has defended clients in matters brought against companies by employees, commercial business agreements and government regulatory matters. Mr. Patterson holds a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from the John F. Kennedy University School of Law, as well as a Certificate in Strategic Human Resource Management from Cornell University. He has also earned the American Jurisprudence Award, completed specialized training in Assessing Economic Damages, Forensic Discovery and Preservation of Electronic Evidence and Data. Mr. Patterson was nominated to the National Dean's List and has been a speaker before such groups as the Asian Pacific American Law Students Association, is a past contributing editor to California Motions In Limine (The Rutter Group) and has been a columnist for the "The Docket", the news and information journal of the San Mateo County Bar Ass'n. He has a knowledge of Korean, Japanese and Spanish languages.