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Key Employment Issues for Small Business

Navigating Small Business Employment Laws

Description

Employees are the cornerstone of any successful business. Keeping them safe and happy can be the difference between retaining your key personnel or losing them. That’s why it’s vital to understand the key employment issues for small business.

As an employer, there have never been more unique challenges around staffing. Issues such as bullying/harassment, drug use, social media, and accommodation of disabilities can arise unexpectedly, and with increasing frequency. Is your business prepared to respond to these issues if they arise within your team?

Whether you’re a new business, or a business with personnel, join Natasha Jategaonkar, Mathews, Dinsdale & Clark LLP, and learn how to develop, or update, the employee policies you need for the modern workplace.

What Will I Learn?

  • How to prepare for workplace issues before they arise

  • Mitigating your risk for legal liability

  • How to guard against damage to your reputation

  • Provide guiding principles to help manage your team fairly and effectively

  • The common issues employers face

  • Accommodating employees with disabilities

Presented By

Accessibility Month @ Small Business BC

This seminar/webinar is part of Accessibility Month at Small Business BC, during January 2020, featuring over 20 seminars, all with in-person ASL interpretation. All seminars are available at Small Business BC in Vancouver, or by webinar province-wide, in partnership with the Office of Small and Medium Enterprises.

Receive financial assistance for this ASL seminar by applying for the Community Futures Entrepreneurs with Disabilities Program – available for individuals who self identify with a disability or ongoing health condition.

Testimonials

The scope of content covered in the short period of time. Knowledgeable trainer. Brooke M.
Presenter repeated the questions - very helpful for us listening to the recording. Presenter had clear examples. Education Attendee
Session Date & Time
January 13, 2020 at 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
  • Length: 3 Hours
  • Language: English; ASL signing is available for the January session only
  • Subject: Human Resources, Business Growth
  • Price: $39.00
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