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June 6, 2017Event / CLE

Seattle’s Secure Scheduling Ordinance: What Covered Employers Must Do to Prepare Now

Lane Powell and Washington Retail Association | Webinar

Final rules for the Seattle Secure Scheduling Ordinance have been published. Now is the time for covered employers — large retailers and restaurants with 500 employees — to undertake a major overhaul to their scheduling practices before the law’s effective date of July 1, 2017.

Please join Lane Powell and Washington Retail Association for Part 2 of our two-part webinar series surrounding Seattle’s Secure Scheduling Ordinance on Tuesday, June 6, from 10:30-11:30 a.m. PST to find out how you can prepare and ensure compliance with the new rules.

We will apply for SHRM and WA CLE Credits.

The following issues will be covered during the webinar:

  • Are you a covered employer?
  • What employees are covered?
  • What is a NAICS Code and why does it matter?
  • What is a good faith estimate and when must you provide it to employees?
  • When can you grant or deny an employee’s schedule change request?
  • What is an interactive process and when is it required?
  • When must you pay for on-call time?
  • When will you be required to pay additional wages for changing an employee’s schedule?
  • How will you advertise job openings?
  • How do you meet the requirements of the ordinance, given your unique business operations?
  • What actions do you need to start working on now?
  • What actions are prohibited?
  • Can you get sued for failing to follow this new ordinance?

Before proceeding, please note:  If you are not a current client of Lane Powell PC, please do not include any information in this email that you or someone else considers to be confidential or secret in nature.  Prior to the establishment of a lawyer-client relationship, unsolicited emails from non-clients containing confidential or secret information cannot be protected from disclosure.

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