Wednesday, October 18th 9:00am - 1:00pm
We are excited to present you with optional pre-conference workshops where you can select from the Legal Workshop or Leadership Summit. Each workshop takes place on Wednesday, October 18th from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm and is limited to 250 people per workshop so sign up early to secure your spot! For pricing information, please click here.
Registration for the pre-conference workshops before September 27th are $125 member and $150 non-member. Registrations must be made in advance, and paid for prior to the conference. You must select the workshop you plan to attend as there is no switching sessions onsite.
Wednesday, October 18th 9:00am - 1:00pm
Session Description:
This session will provide participants with details on emerging employment law updates and guidance for assessing their organizational practices that impact operations and people management so they can determine the best available risk management strategies.
HR professionals are often forced to wear many hats. This session will provide legal insights to help attendees navigate new and emerging employment laws and court decisions, and details for reviewing organizational processes and implementing operational changes for developing a proactive risk management strategy.
In this session, experienced trial attorneys from Honigman will deliver a real case study that will cover the alphabet soup of overlapping employment laws, providing HR professionals with employment law updates that could impact their organizations, guidance for implementing new procedures for people management to address compliance updates, best practices for investigating workplace issues, and an overview of how to prepare personnel files to assist attorneys with potential litigation.
Key Learning Objectives
- Overview of emerging employment law updates including the impact of recent decisions and new potential legal risks so attendees can determine best practices for implementing change strategies for mitigating risk
- Analyze and audit your workplace practices to proactively comply with emerging employment law updates
- Develop procedures for spotting overlapping legal issues in order to mitigate your organization’s legal risk
- Implement best practices for investigating claims and documenting facts based on existing, new and emerging compliance requirements
- Create strategies for preparing your organization for potential litigation
- Discover how the trial process works
Sean Crotty
Honigman
Sean Crotty is a business-minded employment law counselor, helping clients address situations in a practical way to avoid liability under the myriad of federal, state, and local employment and labor laws. He also serves as lead counsel in lawsuits involving employment, wage-and-hour, non-compete, and trade secret claims.
Emory Moore Jr.
Honigman
Emory Moore is a labor and employment attorney. Emory represents employers in complex labor and employment litigation, including restrictive covenant, trade secret, wage and hour, and executive compensation matters. He also advises employers in transactional matters, including mergers & acquisitions, reductions in force, and executive employment agreement negotiations.
Emory has extensive experience serving as strategic outside counsel for large and mid-sized employers, whether involving day-to-day employment law issues, critical internal investigations, or key transactions.
Jenn Muse
Honigman
Jenn Muse is an employment law attorney who provides proactive counsel to businesses on practical strategies, steps, and policies to address human resources and relations concerns. She focuses her practice on employment counseling and strategic acquisitions. She also serves as counsel for businesses on employment litigation matters, from wage and hour class and collective action lawsuits, to single-plaintiff employment discrimination claims.
James Reid
HONIGMAN LLP
James Reid is a labor and employment attorney who counsels business owners, entrepreneurs, C-suite executives, in-house counsel, and human resources directors to make strategic business decisions, from hiring to firing, while complying with the ever changing and overlapping laws, including the ADEA, FLSA, FMLA, NLRA, and Title VII. He brings a business focused and proactive approach to legal matters to help employers make strategic business decisions to minimize the potential for litigation and business disruption.
His deep understanding of his clients' businesses enables him to deliver clear and concise counsel to meet each client's specific needs. If litigation is involved, he enforces restrictive covenants and defends employers against charges filed with the EEOC, state, and federal agencies.
James regularly conducts audits and investigations into employers' wage and hour practices and claims of discrimination and harassment. He provides training and prepares employment documents, including employee handbooks, employment agreements, and separation agreements, to cover all aspects during the life cycle of an employee.
James is also a sought after keynote and national speaker at conferences and events, including the American Payroll Association, SHRM, Tedx, and HR Day.
Marilyn Yousif
Honigman
Marilyn Yousif is an attorney in the firm’s Labor and Employment Department. She has experience in administrative investigations, employment counseling, and legal research and writing.
Mahja Zeon
Honigman
Mahja D. Zeon is an attorney in the firm’s Labor and Employment department. She focuses her practice on employment counseling, litigation, and strategic workforce planning.
Wednesday, October 18th 9:00am - 1:00pm
The Essential Connection: How to design and align a comprehensive people strategy for your business.
SESSION DESCRIPTION:
Organizational systems are the backbone of any successful business and the key to designing an industry leading employee experience. If you want to attract, retain, engage, and unleash the people power of your organization, it is essential to understand the various elements of the organizational system. In this strategic HR workshop, you’ll work through achieving a business objective leveraging your organizational system. From Recruitment and Selection, Compensation and Benefits, Structure, Policies and Procedures, to Employee Development, Performance Management, Communication, Culture, and Employer Branding; when you design the complete system with intention and skill, you position yourself and your business to win.
Monica Lloyd
Centrica Care Navigators
Monica Lloyd is a Michigan native with a fast-growing career in leadership and organizational development. She works with business leaders to design comprehensive people strategies to accomplish business objectives. Throughout her career, Monica has helped companies build winning cultures, inspire employee engagement, create comprehensive communication plans, enhance manager effectiveness, and break out of the proverbial “box”. ?
Currently, Monica serves in the role of Chief Human Resources Officer for Centrica Care Navigators, an industry leader in end-of-life and aging adult care. She is also the founder of People Forward, a consulting group that acts as a resource for leaders looking to develop a people-forward business. Monica combines her energy and enthusiasm with over 15 years of real-world experience in leadership and behavioral science to help organizations overcome today’s challenges.
MISHRM's mission is to support the State SHRM chapters and serve the HR professionals (networking, development opportunities, best practice sharing) and serve as a conduit from our great state to SHRM.
Michigan Council of the Society for Human Resource Management
1026 28th Street SW
P.O. Box 90082
Wyoming, MI, 49509
(844) 4MI-SHRM
info@mishrm.org