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How much
would a wrongful discharge suit cost your company?
Do you know exactly which employee records are shielded by HIPAA?
What business secrets can you bar a former salesman from divulging to
competitors?
Don't
know? Want to learn how to build a better workplace so you can stay out
of lawsuits?
NCCBI has the answer.
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We believe most
business people want to comply with all the complex federal and state
laws governing the workplace. Knowing how is another matter, though.
That's why we're offering our upcoming seminars on "Making Workplace Law
Work for You."
The seminars will get you up to speed on the latest developments in eight
critical areas of the law, including: Wage and Hour Issues
HIPAA and COBRA Business Insurance
Covenants Not to Compete
Avoiding Lawsuits Negligent Hiring
Workplace
Privacy
and Employment Relationships.
This is the second year NCCBI has offered these seminars for
business people. After last year's seminars, 97 percent of the attendees who completed
evaluation forms said they were so impressed that they would come back again.
Here's the schedule: Oct. 28 in the Triad at the Grandover Resort, Oct.
29 in the Triangle at the North Raleigh Hilton, Nov. 9 in Charlotte at the
Hilton Charlotte Executive Park, Nov. 10 in Asheville at the Grove Park Inn,
Nov. 18 in Wrightsville Beach at the Blockade Runner, Nov. 19 in Greenville
at the Hilton.
 Registration is $250, with
10%
discounts available for NCCBI members. The
cost includes the luncheon, coffee breaks and a three-ring binder containing all the texts and graphics
used by the instructors. Click here to register
and pay with your credit card right now, or register by mail using the
brochure pictured at right that we're mailing to you.
You'll receive continuing education credits toward professional
license renewal. Attorneys:
The N.C. State Bar Association has approved 4.5 hours of CLE credits. CPAs:
The
N.C. State Board of CPA Examiners
has approved 6 hours of CPE credits. HR Professionals: The Human Resource Certification
Institute has approved 6 hours toward
PHR and SPHR recertification.
Luncheon speakers include N.C. Supreme Court Chief Justice I. Beverly Lake Jr.;
U.S. District Court judges Frank W. Bullock Jr., James C. Fox,
Graham C. Mullen and Richard L. Voorhees; and Magistrate Judge James C. Dever
III.
The main presenters at the seminars will be Thomas A. Farr and Gretchen W. Ewalt,
attorneys with Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart and co-authors of the
book The Employment and Labor Law Resource Guide, and other attorneys with
the firm. The book is written especially for small business owners, supervisors,
personnel managers and the attorneys and CPAs who advise companies.
Cancellation Policy: If you register but are unable to attend, substitutions are
welcome any time prior to the program date. If you must cancel your
registration, a $30 processing fee will be charged. Cancellations must
be made by 5 p.m. one week prior to the seminar you have registered to attend.
After that date, registration fees will not be refunded or
waived. No-shows will be charged the fill registration fee.
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