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This presentation will cover issues employers face managing remote employees using employer and individual owned technology to access work files. Due to the growing number of employees that work from home, California employers must know how to manage the new remote workforce in order to offer competitive career opportunities for a new generation of employees, while also being careful not to violate the complex California employment laws. We will address topics such as reimbursement of home expenses; meal/rest period compliance; tracking time worked away from the office; compensable drive time; risks created from remote access to company infrastructure; remote workforce agreements; and much more.
Home Alone: Managing The Remote Workforce
Learning Objectives:
• How to compensate properly employees who work from home
• How to protect the company from lawsuits from employees who work from home
• How to protect the company’s confidential/proprietary information when employees work from home
• How to protect the company from lawsuits from employees who work from home
• How to protect the company’s confidential/proprietary information when employees work from home
Credits
HRCI - HR (General):1.0, SHRM - PDC:1.0
Description
Greg Labate, Labor & Employment Lawyer, Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP Greg Labate is Co-Practice Group Leader of the firm's Labor and Employment Practice Group and is a partner in the firm's Orange County office. Mr. Labate specializes in labor and employment law and represents employers in a wide range of industries throughout California and the United States. He provides general advice to employers relating to labor and employment issues and has extensive experience in defending employers against claims of discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, defamation, invasion of privacy, workplace violence, wage claims, employee raiding, and other related matters. He is a trial attorney who has had great success defending his clients in court. Mr. Labate has also defended employers in numerous wage and hour class actions, with a special emphasis on class actions in the mortgage, restaurant, retail, and manufacturing industries. |