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Advanced Employment Law: Wage, Hour & C-Suite Comp Insights

Mastering Compliance and Strategy in the Modern Workplace

Created byMichael C. Greene
AdvancedUpdated Feb 9, 2024
Advanced Employment Law: Wage, Hour & C-Suite Comp Insights

What You'll Learn

check_circleAnalyze and Navigate Complex Wage and Hour Laws: Understand the roles and regulations of the Department of Labor concerning wage and hour disputes, and differentiate between exempt and nonexempt employees and grasp the implications for overtime pay.
check_circleUnderstand the Dynamics of Worker Productivity and Privacy: Evaluate the impact of remote work and digital monitoring on worker productivity, and balance productivity tracking with privacy concerns and ethical considerations.
check_circleManage C-Suite Compensation and Ethical Considerations: Navigate the intricacies of executive compensation, including public disclosures, golden parachutes, and antitrust laws, and balance the need for competitive executive compensation with fairness and transparency for all employees.
check_circleDraft and Implement Effective Employee Handbooks: Develop comprehensive handbooks that align with legal requirements and company culture, and address the challenges of policy enforcement and maintain relevance through regular updates.
check_circleAnticipate and Address Future Employment Trends: Stay informed about the evolving landscape of employment law, including Gen Z's entrance into the workforce and their unique preferences, and adapt HR strategies to cater to changing workforce dynamics, ensuring policies and benefits align with modern expectations.

About This Course

This comprehensive course is meticulously designed for attorneys who seek to deepen their understanding and expertise in the multifaceted realm of employment law. Spanning a diverse array of critical topics, this program delves into the intricate aspects of wage and hour regulations, executive compensation structures, and the nuances of crafting and maintaining effective employee handbooks. With a focus on contemporary issues such as worker productivity, privacy concerns, pay disparity, and the evolving dynamics of the workplace, this course offers a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical insights.

Key Topic Discussed:

Wage and Hour Regulations: Detailed exploration of wage and hour laws, including the determination of exempt vs. nonexempt employees, overtime pay stipulations, and compliance with Department of Labor standards.

Worker Productivity and Privacy: Analysis of the impact of remote work on productivity, the ethical use of digital monitoring tools, and strategies to balance productivity tracking with employee privacy rights.

C-Suite Compensation: Insights into executive compensation structures, including the nuances of public disclosures, golden parachutes, and navigating antitrust laws in the context of top-tier salary packages.

Employee Handbooks: Guidance on crafting comprehensive and compliant employee handbooks, including code of conduct policies, regular updates, and enforcement challenges.

Future Employment Trends: Examination of emerging trends in the workplace, such as the integration of Gen Z into the workforce, evolving HR strategies, and adapting company policies to meet contemporary workforce expectations.

Your Instructor

Michael C. Greene
Michael C. Greene

In-house lawyer embracing the unpredictability of each day

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Dynamic in-house lawyer at Enviva, known for thriving amidst the day-to-day unpredictability of the legal field. An alumnus of the University of South Carolina School of Law, Michael is a trusted legal advisor, offering strategic business advice to fortify the company's operations. He is keenly interested in contributing to speaking and writing opportunities, particularly those centred around the in-house counsel role.

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