EBG Conference Center
Oliver Street Tower
125 High St.-21st Floor
Boston, MA 02110
Overview (Program Summary)
A program hosted by:
ACC NortheastState and federal legislatures and administrative agencies were busy in 2024 when it came to the patchwork of laws and regulations governing workplaces and work forces. And 2025 looks to be no different. From enhanced whistleblower protections and enforcement activity, to efforts to ban or limit the use and enforcement of non-competes, to a sharp increase in mental health-related workplace accommodations and requests for leave and remote work, to updates to wage and hour law, change has been omnipresent. Add the uncertainty surrounding the upcoming presidential election, and it has been difficult for employers to keep up with all of it and to know what to expect.
In this interactive, engaging, and informative half-day program, in-house leaders and experienced attorneys from Epstein Becker & Green will address the changing landscape and provide practical solutions for thriving in this new reality, including how best to prepare for the known and unknown without disrupting established workplace cultures and values.
Hosted by ACC Northeast and Epstein Becker Green, P.C., this event offers an opportunity to network with other in-house professionals and attorneys from the firm. There will be ample time for Q&A, and breakfast and lunch will be provided.
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Notes
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Epstein Becker Green is an accredited provider of California, New York, and Pennsylvania continuing legal education (CLE).* This program has been approved for 2.75 hours of California and Pennsylvania CLE credit as well as for 3.0 hours of New York Professional Practice and Rhode Island General CLE credit. CLE credit is pending for Maine and Vermont. Each presentation is transitional and appropriate for newly admitted attorneys. In order to receive CLE credit, the registrant must be present for the entirety of each session and sign the affirmation form provided. For questions on CLE for other states, please click here to contact us.
*New York may include reciprocity for Alaska, Arkansas, Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, New Jersey, and North Dakota.