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PowerPoint Slides and Materials from Seminar Are Now Available

Posted by Molly DiBianca On June 26, 2008 In: Seminars , YCST

Materials from the employment-law seminar held at Delaware Contractors' Association yesterday are now available.  The topics of yesterday's seminar, presented by Bill Bowser and Molly DiBianca, included a legislative update on three labor initiatives, the Employees' Free Choice Act, the RESPECT Act, and the Delaware Construction Industry Independent Contractor Act; a review of the E0Verify program; and an outline of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), the recent amendment to the FMLA.

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Thank you again to all of the attendees.  Bill and I look forward to seeing you at another Young Conaway seminar sometime soon!!

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