Our HR Law Power Hours and Workshops are designed specifically for HR professionals and business owners. Join us as we discuss hot topics in HR and employment law.
HR Law Lunch & Learns
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Most Employee Handbooks either help HR compliance and employee relations or hurt them. There is usually not much in between. Join us as we discuss the top 10 best practices for your Employee Handbook and how to make it a friend to both management and employees.
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As remote employment grows and spreads your workforce across the country, new legal challenges emerge. Knowing which laws apply (and which ones don’t) to your remote employees is vitally important, but not nearly as straightforward as you may think. Join us as we sort out the who, what, when, where, and why of legal compliance and your remote workforce.
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Join us for a Power Hour that breaks down documentation, discipline, and other classic HR responsibilities – what to do, what to avoid, and why it matters. Bring your managers and supervisors . . . you won’t want them to miss it.
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Every year brings new HR laws and challenges. We will explore what 2027 has in store for the ever-changing world of human resources. Start your new year informed, up-to-date, and ready for what lies ahead.
Event Details1. How much does it cost to attend a Power Hour.
These events are free. However, we ask you to register ahead of time, when possible. Space is limited.
2. Where are the JMY Law HR Law Power Hours located?
FC Bank (Lower Level)
6600 N. High St.
Worthington, Ohio 43085
3. Where do I park?
There is ample free, easily accessible parking at the event location.
4. Is there an elevator?
Yes, an elevator is available to individuals who cannot use the staircase. Upon arrival, let someone in the lobby know you need to use the elevator and they will assist you.
5. What is the typical schedule of the Power Hour?
11:30 a.m.-11:55 a.m. Networking and lunch (bring your own)
12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. JMY Law presentation and Q&A
6. Can I bring guests?
Of course! Space is limited so it is best to register ahead of time. But if that cannot happen, just bring ‘em.
7. Do you provide lunch?
This is a “bring-your-own-lunch” event. Food and beverages are not provided.
8. Are you giving legal advice?
No. The Power Hours and all JMY Law events are for general information purposes only. The information provided, including responses to questions, is not legal advice and should not be relied on in making employment decisions. We encourage you to seek individualized consultation with an attorney on your specific questions and concerns.
9. Will I have the opportunity to ask questions?
Absolutely. However, because attorneys are prohibited from giving legal advice in a public setting, we treat all questions as hypothetical and trust you will not rely upon the answer as legal advice. Instead, you recognize that answers to questions are for general information purposes only.
10. What if I need legal advice?
You are welcome to contact JMY Law for specific legal advice based on your particular situation.
11. Do you sell or give away my name or contact information?
No. We do not share information with anyone. However, keep in mind that if you enter a raffle or voluntarily provide your contact information in another context, you may be contacted.
Other questions? Please contact Amy Norfolk at amy@jmy-law.com