Please join the Michigan Chamber of Commerce for the June 23rd webinar presented by Bodman PLC Workplace Law Attorney John David Gardiner and will focus on the state of the UI system in Michigan from an employer’s perspective.

Please join the Michigan Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, June 17th to get information on how to protect you building and business against COVID-19.

Join us for this two part series that focuses on the challenges that we experienced and how employees and managers alike were impacted. The Workplace Is Changing Rapidly, Is Your Organization Ready, and More Importantly, Are Your Managers Ready? How Do We Prepare Managers to Successfully Engage Employees in the Workplace When It Is Changing Before Their Eyes?

Please join us for this FREE 60-minute webinar that will bring you the latest details of the tax plan and aims to inform taxpayers of what they need to start thinking about if this tax overhaul will become a reality.

Please join the Michigan Chamber of Commerce for the March 23rd Webinar presented by Bodman PLC Workplace Law Attorneys as they discuss the Biden Administration’s Workplace and Employment Law Changes (past and prospective) after the Administration’s first 60 days in office.

Please join us for this FREE 60-minute webinar that will feature updates on the federal SECURE Act , that allows for multiple employer 401K plans that can shift administrative and record-keeping responsibility, and reduce risk to their business.

Join attorneys from Honigman to discuss the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 (the CAA) that was signed into law on December 27, 2020, which contained provisions that will likely be quite a surprise to employers that provide health plans to their employees.

Join Don Lawless from Barnes & Thornburg as he gives an insightful fast-paced update on the latest COVID-19 workplace safety requirements.

Join us as Cliff Hammond from the law firm of Foster Swift advises how to protect your company through a properly drafted handbook.

Join us as we discuss the recently passes new expungement bills