Employment Law
Webinar: Introduction to Employment Law Requirements for D.C. Small Employers
This 2023 webinar is designed for small employers at small businesses and nonprofits as an introduction to employment law concepts.
Legal Alert: Most Non-Compete Agreements Banned in the District of Columbia
This 2022 legal alert explains the Non-Compete Acts which ban many non-compete agreements and workplace policies that restrict employees in the District of Columbia from competing with their employers – both during and after employment.
Webinar: COVID-19 Update - Top Considerations for Nonprofit Employers
This October 2021 webinar discusses COVID-19 issues for nonprofit employers such as vaccines, testing, accommodations, and remote and hybrid work.
Legal Alert: D.C. Government Mandates COVID-19 Vaccine for Some Nonprofit Contractors and Grantees
This legal alert explains how nonprofit contractors and grantees of D.C. governments are affected by the COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
Webinar: Introduction to DC’s Paid Family Leave Law for Childcare Business Owners
Learn if your employees qualify for paid family leave, and your obligations as an employer at a D.C. childcare center.
Legal Alert: October 1 Brings Temporary Changes to DC PFL Personal Medical Leave, Including Prenatal Leave, and More Generous Benefits Calculations
This legal alert explains temporary changes to DC PFL beginning October 1, 2021, that affect persona medical leave, adds prenatal coverage, and creates more generous benefits calculations.
Webinar: Highlights of the DC Paid Family Leave Act for Nonprofit & Small Business Employers
This webinar discusses DC paid leave laws and the intersection with federal leave laws that can impact local nonprofits and small businesses. This webinar will highlight the DC Paid Family Leave Act (PFLA), one of the most expansive paid leave laws in the country.
D.C. Paid Family Leave Workplace Navigators Fact Sheet for Employers
This fact sheet for employers explains how D.C. Paid Family Leave (PFL) provides all D.C. employees with up to eight weeks of paid sick and/or family leave per year. PFL benefits are paid by the District of Columbia directly to your employees, and every D.C. worker is entitled to take PFL leave – even if you already provide sick and family leave benefits.
Webinar: Mandating COVID-19 Vaccination for Workers: What Employers Should Consider
This webinar discusses if employers can mandate employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Webinar: Employee Handbooks - A Guide for Employers
This 2020 webinar reviews best practices in creating and updating employee handbooks.
Webinar: Legal Landmines - Nonprofits Navigating Return to Work During the COVID-19 Pandemic
This 2020 webinar goes over legal concerns for returning to work during the COVID-19 pandemic. It was offered through Exponentum and with the law firm Jackson Lewis presenting.
Legal Alert: Steps D.C. Employers Must Take to Keep Employees Safe in the Workplace During the Pandemic
This legal alert discusses the Protecting Businesses and Workers from COVID-19 Emergency Amendment Act of 2020 which sets forth mandatory workplace safety requirements. The Act also protects employees from retaliation for refusing to work or serve customers during high risk situations for COVID-19 transmission.
Webinar: Reopening the Office - Considerations for Bringing Workers Back Safely
This webinar discusses operational steps to successfully and safely bring employees back to work as the COVID-19 Stay-At-Home order ends.
Webinar: D.C. Universal Paid Leave Benefits Launch July 1 - What Employers Need to Know
Watch our webinar on D.C. Paid Family Leave's launch in July 2020, and what nonprofit and small business employers need to know.
Webinar: Open or Closed? Employment Law Issues for Small Businesses and Nonprofits During the Pandemic
This webinar discusses how your organization may be able to approach some of your COVID-19 related employment law issues.
NEW COVID-19 Paid Leave Benefits: Employer Obligations to Provide Leave & Reimbursement Opportunities via the IRS
This legal alert summarizes recent guidance published by both the Department of Labor and the Internal Revenue Service to help small organizations comply with the Families First Coronavirus Relief Act and claim the relevant tax credits.
