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| Each workshop is designed to assist the employer to
effectively manage their risks and grow. Workshops that are part of
the certificate program are indicated as such. Workshop locations
include the Hyatt
Regency Orange County in Garden Grove, Hyatt
Regency in Irvine, and Holiday
Inn in Laguna Hills. All workshop registration and breakfast begin
at 7:30 a.m. Workshop programs are from 8 to 11am. We also have available
a printable flyer of the 2008 Calendar of Events (Word Document).
For more information about any of the programs please contact us at
info@eacorangecounty.com
or 714.890.0008 |
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Feb. 21, Garden Grove & Feb.
26, Laguna Hills
"Religious Tolerance and Dress
Code in the Workplace"
- Certificate Program 1 |
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| “Is Your Dress Code Legal? How Style, Religion,
Tattoos, Piercings, and Gender Identity Daily Converge in Your Workplace” |
| Presented By |
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Presented by:
Irma Rodríguez-Moísa, Esq.
from the Law Offices of Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Rudd &
Romo
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Irma Rodríguez-Moísa has extensive experience
in working with companies, municipalities, and
school districts on strategic plans designed to help HR
managers avoid the myriad of legal issues which they
face each day. She is also a skilled labor negotiator and
successfully represented employers before the Public
Employee Relations Board (PERB). |
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| Overview |
In the last decade, employees have begun expressing their
individuality and beliefs in new ways. Appearances that were
once considered unusual or provocative have become more
common. Concerned about the image their employees
present to the public, many companies have responded by
adopting dress codes or appearance standards. There are a
host of recent developments in this area, including statutory
changes and appellate cases in the areas of religious and
gender discrimination relating to an individual’s dress |
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| Who Should Attend |
| Risk managers, human resources personnel, supervisors,
business owners, office managers and administrators. If your
company is a member, anyone in your company can attend at the
member price. |
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 | The Employer Advisory Council of Orange County (EAC Orange County) in partnership with the Employment Development Department (EDD) provides both National legislative updates and California legislative updates for Orange County employers. EAC Orange County also provides human resources training covering a wide variety of topics affecting Orange County employers such as hiring, disciplining, and firing employees in California. The EAC Orange County also co-sponsors Orange County job fairs with the California Employment Development Department, publishes a quarterly Advisor newsletter with Orange County employer resources and has an Orange County employer hotline Advisor. |
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