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Ogletree Deakins PodcastsPayroll Brass Tax: Payroll Tax Compliance for Multistate EmployeesIn the second installment of Ogletree Deakins’ new podcast series, Payroll Brass Tax, Mike Mahoney (shareholder, Morristown/New York) and Stephen Kenney (associate, Dallas) discuss multi-jurisdictional tax issues for hybrid and remote employees. Stephen explains the complexities employers face with varying state and local income tax withholding rules, unemployment insurance contributions, and state-specific benefit programs, emphasizing the importance of a state-by-state analysis. Mike and Stephen explore the nuances of non-resident income tax withholding, reciprocal income tax agreements, and the “convenience of the employer” rule. They also address the impact of multi-jurisdictional employees on state benefit contributions and the registration obliga...2025-06-2517 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsLeveraging Data to Mitigate Legal Risk: Inside Ogletree’s Workforce Analytics and Compliance Practice GroupIn this podcast, Scott Kelly (shareholder, Birmingham) sits down with Tim Fox, the Director of Ogletree’s Practice Innovation and Analytics team, to discuss the firm’s new Workforce Analytics and Compliance Practice Group. Scott, who chairs the practice group, and Tim explain how the new group utilizes the firm’s data analytics capabilities to help employers with compliance in a wide range of challenging areas, including equal employment opportunity, government reporting, and pay equity. They also discuss how a multidisciplinary approach enables legal and analytics professionals to collaborate in assisting employers throughout the employment life cycle, from hiring and co...2025-06-1823 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsLitigation Lens: Insights From Recent Age Discrimination LitigationIn Ogletree Deakins’ new podcast series Litigation Lens, Shareholder Michael Nail (Greenville) will discuss and analyze real employment law cases and outcomes to provide listeners with practical takeaways and insights. In the inaugural episode, Michael is joined by Sarah Zucco (of counsel, New York) to discuss a recent summary judgment opinion from the U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas regarding a case involving a supervisor who was allegedly “forced” to retire for failing to report a sexual harassment complaint, as required by company policy. The plaintiff alleged that he was the victim of age discrimination; however, the cou...2025-06-1223 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsWorkplace Strategies Watercooler 2025: Advanced RIF Course—Navigating Complex IssuesIn this installment of our Workplace Strategies Watercooler 2025 podcast series, David Froiland, a shareholder in Ogletree’s Milwaukee office who co-chairs the RIF/WARN Practice Group, and Brandon Sher, a shareholder in the firm’s Philadelphia office who co-chairs the Retail Industry Group, discuss the complex issues that may arise during the implementation of a reduction in force (RIF). Brandon and David review how the federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act regulations apply to remote workers and the “single site of employment” criteria. They also cover the specific triggers and requirements of state mini-WARN laws across various jurisdictio...2025-06-0929 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsWorkplace Strategies Watercooler 2025: The AI-Powered Workplace of Today and TomorrowIn this installment of our Workplace Strategies Watercooler 2025 podcast series, Jenn Betts (shareholder, Pittsburgh), Simon McMenemy (partner, London), and Danielle Ochs (shareholder, San Francisco) discuss the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace and provide an update on the global regulatory frameworks governing AI use. Simon, who is co-chair of Ogletree’s Cybersecurity and Privacy Practice Group, breaks down the four levels of risk and their associated regulations specified in the EU AI Act, which will take effect in August 2026, and the need for employers to prepare now for the Act’s stringent regulations and steep penalties for n...2025-05-1616 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsPayroll Brass Tax: Understanding PTO Donation Programs—A Guide for EmployersOgletree Deakins’ new podcast series, Payroll Brass Tax, offers insights into frequently asked questions about employment and payroll tax. In the inaugural episode, Mike Mahoney (shareholder, Morristown/New York) and Stephen Kenney (associate, Dallas) discuss paid time off (PTO) donation programs, which allow employees to support each other during challenging times, such as natural disasters or prolonged illnesses. Stephen and Mike explain the three types of PTO donation programs—general, medical emergency, and natural disaster—and highlight the tax implications and administrative considerations associated with each type. The speakers emphasize the importance of carefully structuring PTO donation programs to avoid...2025-05-1514 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsWorkplace Strategies Watercooler 2025: Bringing People Together During Changing TimesIn this installment of our Workplace Strategies Watercooler 2025 podcast series, Luther Wright offers listeners an engaging discussion on how employers can create a cohesive and resilient workforce in the face of change, conflict, and uncertainty. Luther, who is the office managing shareholder of Ogletree’s Nashville office and the firm’s Assistant Director of Client Training, shares strategies for strengthening team connections, enhancing communication, and maintaining a positive work culture during uncertain times. He also provides actionable insights on leading through change while promoting unity and collaboration throughout the organization.
2025-05-1419 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsMultistate Monday: Employment Verification and Immigration Inspections, Part IIIn this episode of our Multistate Monday podcast series, Dee Anna Hays (co-chair of the firm’s Multistate Advice and Counseling Practice Group), Susan Gorey, and Stephanie Generotti continue their discussion on E-Verify, I-9 requirements, and state-specific mandates. In part two of their conversation, they focus on three types of warrant-based scenarios—administrative, judicial, and operational search—and explain the purpose and scope of each type of warrant. They also emphasize the importance of employers being prepared to respond appropriately to each scenario by designating a point of contact and training frontline employees who may be the first to encoun...2025-05-0518 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: Understanding Australia’s Proposed Non-Compete BanIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Lina Fernandez (Boston) and Kate Thompson (New York/Boston) delve into the latest developments in Australia’s non-compete legislation. Kate and Lina specifically discuss the proposed ban on non-compete clauses for employees earning below the high-income threshold of $175,000 AUD, its potential impact on job mobility, and how businesses may need to adjust their strategies to protect sensitive information and retain top talent.
2025-05-0207 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsMultistate Monday: Employment Verification and Immigration Inspections, Part IIn this episode of our Multistate Monday podcast series, Dee Anna Hays, a shareholder in the firm’s Tampa office and co-chair of the Multistate Advice and Counseling Practice Group, sits down with Susan Gorey (senior counsel, Indianapolis) and Stephanie Generotti (of counsel, Tampa) to discuss the evolving landscape of E-Verify requirements across various states. They provide crucial insights on how employers can prepare for potential I-9 audits and non-warrant-based U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement inspections, ensuring compliance and minimizing disruptions.
2025-05-0219 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsPrivacy in Manufacturing: Safeguarding Information and Data in a Tech-Forward EraIn this podcast, Shareholder Michael McKnight (Raleigh) and Associate Lauren Watson (Raleigh) discuss the primary privacy challenges that manufacturers face, including pitfalls and best practices surrounding employee monitoring, biometric data collection, and information storage, especially when employers use tools enabled with artificial intelligence (AI) to surveil employees. In addition, Lauren and Michael discuss how manufacturers can comply with various state and sector-specific privacy laws and provide practical tips for manufacturers responding to data breaches. Michael and Lauren offer valuable insights on how manufacturers can balance the need to comply with the various privacy laws, protect their employees’—and the empl...2025-05-0122 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCalifornia’s Workplace Violence Law, Part III: SB 553—From Legislation to ImplementationIn this podcast, Sacramento shareholders and co-chairs of the Workplace Violence Prevention Practice Group, Karen Tynan and Robert Rodriguez, discuss the significant changes brought by SB 553, California’s Workplace Violence Prevention Plan Law, and the implications of its draft regulations. They review specific requirements of the draft regulations and how those requirements may lead to increased costs and overlap with existing requirements such as those in the workers’ compensation system. Robert and Karen emphasize the importance that California employers stay informed and prepare for these regulatory changes.
2025-04-3023 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsThe New York Retail Worker Safety Act: Key Insights for EmployersIn this podcast, Karen Tynan (shareholder, Sacramento) sits down with Stefan Borovina (of counsel, New York) to discuss the New York Retail Worker Safety Act and provide essential information for New York retail employers. Stefan and Karen, who is a co-chair of the Workplace Violence Prevention Practice Group, discuss how to determine which businesses are subject to the act, the act’s procedural history, key amendments, and compliance requirements. The speakers also take a deep dive into the act’s training and notice provisions, which take effect on June 2, 2025.
2025-04-3033 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCalifornia’s Workplace Violence Law, Part II: Top FAQRobert Rodriguezs One Year Into SB 553In this podcast, Karen Tynan and Robert Rodriguez—who are the co-chairs of Ogletree Deakins’ Workplace Violence Prevention Practice Group—answer the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) on California’s workplace violence law. Robert and Karen, both of whom are shareholders in the firm’s Sacramento office, review essential training requirements, the importance of maintaining accurate violent incident logs, and best practices for involving employees in developing effective prevention plans to ensure the workplace remains safe and compliant with Senate Bill (SB) No. 553, which went into effect on July 1, 2024.
2025-04-2924 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsPrivacy and Security in AI Note-Taking and Recording Tools, Part 2: Risk Mitigation and ADMT RegulationsIn the second part of this two-part series, Ben Perry (shareholder, Nashville) and Lauren Watson (associate, Raleigh) discuss the use of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered note-taking and recording tools in the workplace. Ben (who is co-chair of the firm’s Cybersecurity and Privacy Practice Group) and Lauren discuss the various risks and considerations companies may need to address when using AI tools, particularly focusing on data security, employee training, and compliance with evolving legal regulations. They emphasize the importance of conducting due diligence, implementing strong security measures, and providing proper employee training to mitigate potential risks associated with these AI...2025-04-2814 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Perspectives From the Dallas Region: OSHA’s Evolving Investigation Tactics and CommunicationsIn this episode of our Safety Perspectives From the Dallas Region series, John Surma (Houston) and Frank Davis (Dallas) delve into the intricacies of OSHA’s Rapid Response Investigation (RRI) letter and the emerging trend of OSHA’s use of email questionnaires that the agency doesn’t treat like an RRI letters. Frank and John discuss the implications of these communications, how employers can respond, and the potential legal ramifications of responding to these communications, providing valuable insights for navigating OSHA’s investigative processes.
2025-04-2224 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCalifornia’s Workplace Violence Law, Part I: Lessons Learned One Year Into SB 553In part one of our three-part series on California’s new workplace violence prevention law, Robert Rodriguez (shareholder, Sacramento) and Karen Tynan (shareholder, Sacramento) discuss the lessons employers have learned about workplace violence inspections during the law’s first year of implementation. Karen and Robert, who are co-chairs of the firm’s Workplace Violence Prevention Practice Group, explore how the enforcement of the new law, which took effect on July 1, 2024, is being managed and offer insights into Cal/OSHA’s approach to these inspections. The discussion highlights practical tips for employers, the importance of customized training, and the role of the B...2025-04-2123 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsPrivacy and Security in AI Note-Taking and Recording Tools, Part I: Risks and ConsiderationsIn the first part of this two-part series, Ben Perry (shareholder, Nashville) and Lauren Watson (associate, Raleigh) discuss the use of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered note-taking and recording tools in the workplace. Lauren and Ben (who is co-chair of the firm’s Cybersecurity and Privacy Practice Group) explore the benefits of these tools, such as automated transcription and meeting summaries, while also addressing the legal risks and compliance issues, including wiretapping laws, consent requirements, and the potential for data breaches, emphasizing the importance of robust internal policies. The conversation also touches on the need for proper employee training and the...2025-04-2116 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsNYC’s Aggressive Enforcement of the Earned Safe and Sick Leave and Fair Workweek LawsIn this podcast, Diana Nehro (shareholder, New York/Boston) sits down with Jamie Haar (of counsel, New York) to discuss the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection’s (DCWP) rigorous enforcement of the Earned Safe and Sick Leave Law and the Fair Workweek Law. Jamie and Diana provide an overview of these laws, including their requirements, compliance challenges, and the significant penalties for violations. Diana and Jamie also offer best practices for employers to mitigate risks and discuss the DCWP’s audit and investigatory processes.
2025-04-1926 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: The Growing Global Trend of the Right to DisconnectIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Lina Fernandez (Boston) and Kate Thompson (New York/Boston) discuss the growing trend of “right to disconnect” laws that permit employees to disengage from work-related communications and activities during non-working hours. Kate and Lina explore how right-to-disconnect legislation is being implemented in various countries, including Spain, Peru, Colombia, Thailand, and Canada. Lina and Kate also highlight the importance for global employers to stay informed and compliant with these evolving regulations.
2025-04-1613 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Basics XII: Key Insights Into OSHA Investigations and InspectionsIn episode 12 of Ogletree Deakins’ Safety Basics podcast series, John Surma (shareholder, Houston) sits down with Karen Tynan (shareholder, Sacramento) to discuss the intricacies of OSHA inspections and investigations. Karen and John cover how to effectively manage interactions with OSHA and ensure compliance. They also discuss the various types of inspections, the importance of understanding employer rights, and best practices for handling document requests, walkarounds, and employee interviews.
2025-04-1633 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: Flexible Global Hiring—The Non-Resident Employer ApproachIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Patty Shapiro (San Diego) and Shirin Aboujawde (London), both of whom are members of the firm’s Cross-Border Practice Group, discuss what it means to be a non-resident employer, including the benefits and challenges associated with employing staff abroad without establishing a legal entity. Shirin and Patty address key legal and compliance risks, such as the importance of adhering to local employment laws and managing tax liabilities. They also explore the flexibility that being a non-resident employer offers, such as the relative ease of hiring employees in foreign markets without th...2025-04-1413 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsUnwinding Executive Order 11246: What Federal Contractors Need to KnowIn this podcast, shareholders Chris Near (Columbia) and Lauren Hicks (Indianapolis, Atlanta) discuss federal contractors’ and subcontractors’ obligations in unwinding Executive Order (EO) 11246, which mandates affirmative action programs for women and minorities. Lauren and Chris focus on the new administration’s EO 14173, the ongoing requirements for affirmative action programs for veterans and individuals with disabilities, and the necessary adjustments contractors must make to their policies, self-identification processes, and internal communications.
2025-04-1125 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: EORs and Their Impact on Global Workforce ManagementIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Diana Nehro (New York/Boston), chair of the firm’s Cross-Border Practice Group, and Patty Shapiro (shareholder, San Diego) discuss the evolving legal landscape surrounding global Employer of Record (EOR) arrangements. Patty and Diana explore the concept of EORs and their implications for global employment, tax, and immigration policies. They highlight trends for employers to consider, such as the increasing assertion of jurisdiction by home countries over foreign companies hiring local talent through EORs, as well as the challenge that EORs face in sponsoring work visas. They also provide insights on...2025-04-1010 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Basics XI: OSHA Citations—From Costs to ComplianceIn this installment of Ogletree Deakins’ Safety Basics podcast series, John Surma (Houston) and Frank Davis (Dallas) delve into the intricacies of handling Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) citations. Frank and John discuss the stakes involved with OSHA citations, explore the potential hidden costs that extend beyond just the fines, and outline the key steps employers should consider when they receive a citation. The speakers also cover the informal conference process, the procedure for contesting citations, and the importance of evaluating how citations can impact business operations.
2025-04-0923 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: Compliance with Puerto Rico Meal Break RequirementsIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Carlos Colón-Machargo (shareholder, Atlanta) and Skye Hao (associate, Atlanta) discuss the specific regulations regarding meal periods for nonexempt employees in Puerto Rico. Carlos and Skye cover the unique rules, exceptions, and penalties related to meal breaks that employers must understand to ensure compliance and avoid costly liabilities.
2025-04-0407 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: Japan’s Expanded Childcare and Caregiver LeaveIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Carlos Colón-Machargo (Atlanta) and Goli Rahimi (Chicago) delve into the upcoming amendments to Japan’s childcare and caregiver leave laws. Goli and Carlos discuss how these changes aim to promote flexible work arrangements and expand leave entitlements, as well as the implications of these expanded entitlements for employers.
2025-04-0307 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Perspectives From the Dallas Region: Staying Safe During Texas Wildfire SeasonIn this episode of our Safety Perspectives From the Dallas Region podcast series, shareholders John Surma (Houston) and Frank Davis (Dallas) discuss the critical topic of workplace safety during wildfire season. With Texas currently facing significant wildfires, Frank and John discuss essential OSHA guidelines, preparedness steps, and emergency action plans to ensure the safety of employees in affected areas.
2025-04-0319 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Perspectives From the Dallas Region: The DOJ’s New Position on ALJs—What Employers Need to KnowIn this episode of our Safety Perspectives From the Dallas Region podcast series, shareholders John Surma (Houston) and Frank Davis (Dallas) discuss the U.S. Department of Justice’s (DOJ) recent statement concluding that the removal restrictions for administrative law judges (ALJs) are unconstitutional. Frank and John explore the implications of this decision for employers, particularly those facing OSHA citations, and examine its broader impact on the evolving legal landscape of OSH Act enforcement.
2025-03-2526 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsThe AI Workplace: A Guide on AI Policy EssentialsIn this episode of our new podcast series, The AI Workplace, where we explore the latest advancements in integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into the workplace, Sam Sedaei (associate, Chicago) shares his insights on crafting and implementing effective AI policies. Sam, who is a member of the firm’s Cybersecurity and Privacy and Technology practice groups, discusses the rapid rise of generative AI tools and highlights their potential to boost productivity, spark innovation, and deliver valuable insights. He also addresses the critical risks associated with AI, such as inaccuracies, bias, privacy concerns, and intellectual property issues, while emphasizing the importance of...2025-03-2527 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Basics X: Unpacking the Process of Effective Workplace Safety Self-AuditsIn this installment of Ogletree Deakins’ Safety Basics podcast series, John Surma (shareholder, Houston) is joined by Robert Rodriguez (shareholder, Sacramento) to discuss the important process of workplace safety audits, specifically focusing on voluntary self-audits. In their discussion, Robert (who is co-chair of Ogletree’s Workplace Violence Prevention Practice Group) and John emphasize the value and benefits of these audits, such as the ability to identify potential hazards, ensure compliance, and enhance safety culture. They also address key considerations for maintaining confidentiality and privilege throughout the audit process.
2025-03-2525 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsDEI Executive Orders: Back Door Enforcement After the InjunctionIn this podcast, shareholders Nonnie Shivers and Scott Kelly delve into the enforcement activities after a preliminary injunction blocked key provisions (including the certification requirement) of two executive orders (EOs) issued to eliminate “illegal” diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs and initiatives. Scott (who co-chairs the firm’s Government Contracting and Reporting Practice Group) and Nonnie (who co-chairs the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Compliance Practice Group) discuss the implications of the national injunction recently issued by a federal judge, the ongoing enforcement activities not halted by the injunction, and the broader impact on federal contractors and DEI programs across all em...2025-03-1122 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: Remote Work Updates from New Zealand and the United Arab EmiratesIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Goli Rahimi (Chicago) and Kate Thompson (New York/Boston) discuss recent developments in remote work regulations, with a focus on New Zealand and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Kate and Goli highlight New Zealand’s relaxed visa requirements, which now allow digital nomads to work remotely from the country for up to nine months. They also cover the Abu Dhabi Global Market’s introduction of new employment regulations designed to facilitate remote work, including provisions for necessary tools, cybersecurity measures, and fair treatment of remote employees in the UAE
2025-03-0710 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: Employer Considerations for International SecondmentsIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Shirin Aboujawde (New York) and Maya Barba (San Francisco) discuss an important global mobility topic: international secondments. Maya and Shirin focus on key issues for employers to consider, including immigration compliance, employment law considerations in both the home and host countries, as well as obligations related to income tax, social security, and corporate taxation.
2025-03-0518 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: USAID’s Stop-Work Order—Strategies for Global EmployersIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Patty Shapiro (shareholder, San Diego) and Maya Barba (associate, San Francisco) discuss the effect of the recent United States Agency for International Development (USAID) stop-work order on global employers. Patty and Maya delve into the challenges that impacted organizations are facing as a result of the stop-work order and discuss strategies to manage workforce disruptions in compliance with local labor and employment laws. The speakers explore options such a furloughs, pay reductions and terminations, and also touch on the ongoing legal developments related to the USAID stop-work order. [The legal...2025-03-0512 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Perspectives From the Dallas Region: Understanding the New Two-Step OSHA Settlement ProcessIn this episode of our Safety Perspectives From the Dallas Region podcast series, shareholders John Surma (Houston) and Frank Davis (Dallas) discuss the new settlement process implemented by the Dallas Regional Office of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Dallas Regional Solicitor’s Office. John and Frank emphasize that this process now includes a second round of negotiations following the contesting of citations. This change could lead to more favorable outcomes for employers, including reductions in penalties and the possibility of having citations withdrawn. The speakers also touch on the potential reasons behind this new approach, su...2025-03-0424 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Perspectives From the Dallas Region: Trump Executive Orders and Their ImpactIn this inaugural episode of 2025 for our Safety Perspectives From the Dallas Region podcast series, shareholders John Surma (Houston) and Frank Davis (Dallas) discuss President Trump’s new executive orders and their impact on the Dallas region. Frank and John address staffing issues arising from the hiring freeze, explore the “fork in the road” email regarding deferred employee resignations, and examine the return-to-work executive order, among other topics.
2025-02-1821 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsH-1B Lottery Insights Part 2: Filing Options and Key Strategies for FY2026In the second part of our two-part podcast series on H-1B visa applications, Kara Lancaster (shareholder, Raleigh) and Meagan Dziura (of counsel, Raleigh) begin with a deep dive into the process of how individuals selected in the H-1B lottery file petitions (including related travel restrictions) the filing options for those selected (including change of status and consular notification), and the timeline for when individuals can enter the United States. Kara and Meagan touch on special provisions for F-1 students, the importance of considering L-1 visa holders, and other visa categories that may also benefit from entering the...2025-02-1219 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsH-1B Lottery Insights Part 1: From Basics to RegistrationIn part one of this two-part podcast series on H-1B visa applications, Kara Lancaster (shareholder, Raleigh) and Meagan Dziura (of counsel, Raleigh) discuss recent updates from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and provide valuable insights on how to prepare for the fiscal year 2026 H-1B lottery. Meagan and Kara cover the basics of the H-1B visa, its benefits, and why it is a popular choice among employers. They share practical tips on what steps you can take now to prepare for the registration window, which typically opens in early March, including updates from USCIS and...2025-02-1119 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsNavigating OFCCP Changes: Insights on Compliance Post-EO 14173In this podcast, shareholders Scott Kelly (Birmingham) and Lauren Hicks (Indianapolis/Atlanta) provide an update on the current status of the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP), which has been in flux since President Trump’s inauguration. Lauren and Scott discuss the uncertainty that federal contractors have faced since the new administration issued Executive Order (EO) 14173, Ending Illegal Discrimination and Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity, which immediately revoked EO 11246 and gave federal contractors and subcontractors 90 days to comply. In addition, they address voluntary compliance options and the considerations for unwinding compliance with EO 11246 (for example, regarding job postings, career websites, se...2025-02-1119 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsExecutive Order 14173: What Federal Contractors Need to KnowIn this podcast, shareholders Scott Kelly (Birmingham) and Lauren Hicks (Indianapolis/Atlanta) discuss the implications of President Donald Trump’s Executive Order 14173, which aims to end illegal discrimination and restore merit-based opportunities. Lauren and Scott delve into the executive order’s impact on federal contractors and subcontractors, particularly the revocation of Executive Order 11246, which mandated affirmative action and non-discrimination obligations. They also explore the potential future actions of the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) and the broader ramifications of the executive order.
2025-02-0418 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: Understanding South Korea’s Childcare Law UpdatesIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Skye Hao (Atlanta) and Goli Rahimi (Chicago) discuss changes to South Korea’s childcare support laws that will go into effect on February 23, 2025, and how these amendments will affect South Korean employees and employers alike.
2025-02-0307 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: Tips for Implementing Probationary Periods in APACIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Diana Nehro (New York, Boston), chair of the firm’s Cross-Border Practice Group, and Skye Hao (Atlanta) discuss the use of probationary periods for new employees in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. Skye and Diana cover the ins and outs of probationary periods, including how probationary periods enable employers to evaluate a new hire’s performance. They also address common misconceptions about probationary periods, including who is eligible, employer documentation requirements, limitations on maximum duration, and employees’ entitlements to benefits.
2025-01-2910 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsThe AI Workplace: Understanding the EU Platform Work DirectiveIn this episode of our new podcast series, The AI Workplace, Patty Shapiro (shareholder, San Diego) and Sam Sedaei (associate, Chicago) discuss the European Union’s (EU) Platform Work Directive, which aims to regulate gig work and the use of artificial intelligence (AI). Patty outlines the directive’s goals, including the classification of gig workers and the establishment of AI transparency requirements. In addition, Sam and Patty address the directive’s overlap with the EU AI Act and the potential consequences of non-compliance.
2025-01-2820 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsDirty Steel-Toe Boots, Episode 26: OSHA’s Role During President Trump’s Second TermIn this first episode of our Dirty Steel-Toe Boots podcast series for the year, Tampa shareholders Phillip Russell and Dee Anna Hays discuss anticipated changes and developments within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) during President Trump’s second term. Dee Anna and Phillip address the status of the proposed heat illness standard and walkaround rule, expected changes in OSHA leadership, and the potential impact that the incoming administration’s policies, regulatory adjustments, and enforcement strategies may have on workplace safety and health.
2025-01-2028 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: Norway, Denmark, and Sweden’s New Employment LawsIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Patty Shapiro (shareholder, San Diego) and Kate Thompson (associate, Stamford) discuss recent updates to employment laws in Norway, Denmark, and Sweden. Kate kicks off the episode by highlighting amendments to Norway’s Working Environment Act, which went into effect on July 1, 2024. These amendments enhance employee rights and require detailed employment contracts. Patty and Kate also review changes to Denmark’s Posting of Workers Act and the Immigration Act, which will impact foreign service providers. These changes require new documentation uploads to the Danish register by 2025 and 2026. The episode concludes with a di...2025-01-1609 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCalifornia’s New Workplace Violence TRO Law: What Employers Need to KnowIn this podcast, shareholders Karen Tynan (Sacramento) and Charles Thompson (San Francisco) discuss California Code of Civil Procedure Section 527.8, which allows employers and unions to obtain temporary restraining orders (TROs) in response to credible threats of violence in the workplace. Charles, who co-chairs the firm’s Leaves of Absence/Reasonable Accommodation Practice Group, and Karen, who co-chairs the Workplace Violence Prevention Practice Group, review the nuances involved in securing TROs and share best practices to help prepare employers for situations where a TRO may be necessary. The episode concludes with practical tips for actions employers can take after the ne...2025-01-0618 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Basics IX: Understanding OSHA’s Hazard Communication StandardIn this installment of Ogletree Deakins’ Safety Basics podcast series, John Surma (Houston) is joined by Jeff Leslie (Dallas) and Ryan Swink (Houston) to discuss OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard. The speakers cover the criteria for what constitutes a hazardous chemical and outline the five key elements of the Hazard Communication Standard: (1) identification, (2) labeling, (3) safety data sheets, (4) employee training, and (5) program implementation. They also provide insights on how employers can achieve compliance with OSHA regulations.
2024-12-1922 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsNevada’s New Safety Rules: Can Employers Beat the Heat?In this podcast, Karen Tynan, the West Coast chair of the firm’s Workplace Safety and Health Practice Group, and Noel Hernandez from the firm’s Las Vegas office discuss Nevada’s newly adopted heat illness regulation. The regulation, which went into effect on November 15, 2024, applies to employers with more than ten employees and requires them to provide employee training and conduct a written job hazard analysis. Noel and Karen review the regulation’s trigger temperature and outline the responsibilities of employers, which include providing drinking water, scheduled rest breaks, and cooling measures. They also share valuable insights for Nevada e...2024-12-1815 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsTop Issues for U.S. Employers in GermanyIn this podcast Jim McGrew, Ogletree’s chief client services officer and Dr. Martin Römermann a shareholder in the Berlin office, discuss some of the top issues (e.g. employer of records, data protection and formal requirements) U.S. employers face when conducting business in Germany.
2024-12-1719 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCybersecurity AMA, Part Two: Best Practices for Implementing a New Cybersecurity ProgramIn this roundtable discussion, members of the firm’s Cybersecurity and Privacy Practice Group discuss a wide range of topics, including setting up a new cybersecurity plan and practicing it within an organization with buy-in from various departments (IT, HR, etc.), appointing a cybersecurity or data protection officer, deciding whether that officer should be from outside the organization, and instituting role-based training to help employees recognize threats (such as the recent proliferation of phishing threats). Simon McMenemy (managing partner, London) and Ben Perry (of counsel, Nashville), who are co-chairs of the practice group, are joined by Tracey Kinslow (of co...2024-12-1713 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsThe AI Workplace: Illinois’s AI Employment Law, HB 3773, ExplainedIn this podcast, Ogletree Deakins attorneys Sam Sedaei and Ben Perry delve into Illinois’s newly enacted artificial intelligence (AI) law, HB 3773. Sam, a member of the firm’s Technology Practice Group who focuses on the use of technology in the workplace, and Ben, who is co-chair of the firm’s Cybersecurity and Privacy Practice Group, discuss the AI law’s implications for employment practices, including the law’s broad definition of AI and its goal to prevent discriminatory effects in employment decision-making. The conversation also explores the challenges faced by employers in complying with the new regulations and the broade...2024-12-1623 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Perspectives From the Dallas Region: OSHA Recordkeeping RulesIn this installment of our Safety Perspectives From the Dallas Region podcast series, shareholders John Surma (Houston) and Frank Davis (Dallas) discuss OSHA’s recordkeeping rules. Frank and John cover the forms that employers are required to complete and maintain, including OSHA Form 300, Form 300A, and Form 301. They also emphasize the importance of knowing and understanding your North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code, as well as the obligations electronic reporting and the potential consequences of noncompliance.
2024-12-1227 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross Border Catch-Up: The Role of SOFAs in International OperationsIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Shirin Aboujawde (New York) and Patty Shapiro (San Diego), both of whom are members of Ogletree Deakins’ Cross-Border Practice Group, discuss Status of Forces Agreements (SOFAs). SOFAs are treaties that allow members of the U.S. armed forces and their dependents, as well as government contractors to operate in foreign countries with specific exemptions, such as special immigration status and tax exemptions. Shireen explains the intricacies of SOFAs, their application, and the importance of careful due diligence. The episode provides valuable insights for employers navigating the complexities of SOFA status fo...2024-12-1113 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Perspectives From the Dallas Region: Federal Court Ruling Sparks Uncertainty in OSHA ProceedingsIn this installment of our Safety Perspectives From the Dallas Region podcast series, shareholders Frank Davis (Dallas) and John Surma (Houston) discuss the implications of a recent federal court ruling that extends the Supreme Court’s June 2024 decision in SEC v. Jarkesy, barring the use of administrative law judges (ALJs) in certain matters before the SEC. In November 2024, a federal district court judge in Texas expanded the bar to include ALJs at the U.S. Department of Labor—a decision that could potentially affect OSHA’s adjudication procedures. John and Frank’s discussion highlights the uncertainty and backlog this situatio...2024-12-1023 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch Up: Doing Business in the Middle EastIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Patty Shapiro (San Diego) sits down with Shirin Aboujawde (New York) to discuss the unique aspects of doing business in the Middle East, focusing on the importance of physical presence and the expat-dominated workforce. They highlight the mandatory requirements for local real estate, the distinct workweek schedules, and the necessity of having a public relations officer to interact with the government. Additionally, they cover the lack of income taxes for individuals in the UAE, the statutory benefits like “Hajj leave” and Ramadan hours, and the complexities involved in terminating expat empl...2024-12-0920 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCybersecurity AMA, Part One: Data Privacy Breach First Steps, AI Legislation, Automated Decisionmaking, and More Top Global IssuesIn this roundtable discussion, members of the firm’s Cybersecurity and Privacy Practice Group discuss a wide range of important topics, including steps to take when a data breach is suspected, trends in artificial intelligence (AI) legislation, and privacy impact assessments. Simon McMenemy (Managing Partner, London) and Ben Perry (Of Counsel, Nashville), who are co-chairs of the practice group, are joined by Tracey Kinslow (Of Counsel, Nashville), Nicola McCrudden (Of Counsel, London), Erin Schachter (Associate, Montréal), and Lauren Watson (Associate, Raleigh). The speakers cover developments in the United States, Canada, and Europe.
2024-12-0523 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsImmigration Insights: Understanding the National Interest Waiver (NIW) Green Card CategoryIn this podcast, Meagan Dziura (Raleigh) and Jamey Petri (Austin) dive into the National Interest Waiver (NIW) green card, exploring what makes a petition compelling and what has brought about this surge in NIW interest by employers. They break down the key elements of a strong NIW case and discuss how the recent election results will impact the future of NIWs. Jamey and Meagan provide insights into the NIW’s requirements, its advantages over the traditional PERM process, and the reasons for its growing popularity in recent years.
2024-12-0528 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: The Complexities of Terminating Employment in the NetherlandsIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Maya Barba (San Francisco) and Patty Shapiro (San Diego) discuss employee terminations in the Netherlands—which can be challenging for employers due to the area’s strict legal obligations. Patty and Maya discuss the procedural requirements associated with terminations as well as the underlying grounds for termination such as serious cause, performance issues, and redundancy. They also address employee entitlements related to termination, including required notice, statutory severance, and other complexities involved in the termination process in the Netherlands, including when government permission is required.
2024-11-2016 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsProtecting Workers From Valley Fever: Best Practices and Cal/OSHA Guidelines for High-Risk JobsIn this podcast, Karen Tynan (shareholder, Sacramento) and Kevin Piercy (shareholder, Fresno) discuss Valley fever, also known as coccidioidomycosis, a lung infection caused by inhaling fungus spores commonly found in the soil of California’s Central Valley and parts of the southwestern United States. Karen, who is the West Coast chair of the firm’s Workplace Safety and Health Practice Group, and Kevin delve into the symptoms, causes, and the occupations most at risk, such as construction and agricultural jobs that disturb the soil. They also review relevant Cal/OSHA regulations, including sections 3203, 5141, 5144, and 14300, providing critical guidance on how empl...2024-11-1920 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsMultistate Monday, Election Edition: Legislative Action in the Works as the Ballot Boxes Openn this episode of our Multistate Monday podcast series, co-chairs of the firm’s Multistate Advice and Counseling Practice Group, Dee Anna Hays (shareholder, Tampa) and Lucas Asper (shareholder, Greenville), sit down with Shareholder Jim Plunkett (Washington, D.C.) to discuss key legislative updates in light of the upcoming elections. Dee Anna, Lucas, and Jim, who is chair of the firm’s Governmental Affairs Practice Group, discuss the FTC’s non-compete ban; the NLRB’s target enforcement areas such as employer speech on unionization; the DOL’s overtime rule and its effect on wage-and-hour law trends at the state and local...2024-11-1830 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCalifornia Workplace Violence Restraining Orders: New Protections Take Effect in January 2025In this podcast, shareholders Karen Tynan (Sacramento) and Amy Bianchini (San Diego) discuss the circumstances under which a California employer may seek a restraining order on behalf of an employee. Karen, who is co-chair of the firm’s Workplace Violence Prevention Practice Group, and Amy address California Code of Civil Procedure Section 527.8 and procedures to effectively obtain restraining orders. They also cover the scope of restraining orders, including who can be restrained and who can be protected, and they highlight the procedural requirements, which may vary from county to county, and review a case study.
2024-11-1820 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Perspectives From the Dallas Region: Inside OSHA’s Meatpacking National Emphasis ProgramIn this installment of our Safety Perspectives From the Dallas Region podcast series, shareholders Frank Davis (Dallas) and John Surma (Houston) sit down with Ryan Swink (associate, Houston) to discuss OSHA compliance officers’ approach to inspections of meatpacking facilities. The discussion covers topics ranging from Process Safety Management (PSM) evaluations and ergonomics to documentation standards and recordkeeping. The speakers also address what constitutes a reasonable inspection, highlighting when inspections may become overly broad or unduly burdensome, which could violate Section 8 of the OSH Act.
2024-11-1228 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Basics VIII: The Intersection of Employment and Workplace Safety LawIn this installment of Ogletree Deakins’ Safety Basics podcast series, shareholders John Surma (Houston) and Erika Leonard (Austin) examine the intersection of employment law and workplace health and safety law. Erika and John cover internal employment investigations when a safety incident has occurred and consider decisions such as who should conduct the investigation, whether to conduct witness interviews, and the ins and outs of reviewing documentation and physical spaces and/or objects that may be involved. John and Erika also offer insight into potential compensation and/or leave and accommodation issues, and the importance of determining whether an incident wa...2024-11-0727 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsEmployee Benefits and Executive CompensationIn this podcast, Mike Mahoney (shareholder, Morristown/New York City) and Viki Farrior (of counsel, Oklahoma City) provide an informative update on the status of employee retention credit (ERC) claims submitted to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Mike, who is chair of the firm’s Payroll Tax and Fringe Benefits Subgroup, and Viki discuss options available to employers that submitted ERC claims but who have not yet received their refunds. They provide a concise but detailed explanation of the state of IRS tax credit processing and of the refund suit process, including expected time to resolution.
2024-11-0117 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsEmployee Support Strategies After Natural DisastersIn this podcast, Mike Mahoney (shareholder, Morristown/New York City) and Stephen Kenney (associate, Dallas) discuss ways in which employers can assist employees affected by federally declared disasters in a tax-efficient manner. Mike, who is chair of the firm’s Payroll Tax and Fringe Benefits subgroup, and Stephen cover disaster relief payments for reasonable and necessary expenses incurred, such as those for medical treatment, transportation, housing, clothing, and other general living expenses for the employee and household members. They also cover leave sharing options in which employees may donate leave for use by employees adversely affected by a major di...2024-10-3113 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Perspectives From the Dallas Region: Tipping the Scale Strategies for Working With Compliance OfficersIn this installment of our Safety Perspectives From the Dallas Region podcast series, shareholders Frank Davis (Dallas) and John Surma (Houston) discuss challenging situations that may arise during an OSHA inspection. Frank and John specifically address the importance of maintaining professionalism, documenting compliance officer conduct, sticking to the agreed-upon scope of an inspection, and clearly communicating with OSHA officers to protect employer rights during a safety inspection.
2024-10-2923 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Basics VII: Whistleblower ProtectionsIn this installment of our Safety Basics podcast series, shareholders John Surma (Houston) and Frank Davis (Dallas) discuss the whistleblower protections of section 11(c) of the Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Act, which prohibits retaliation against employees who raise health or safety complaints to the government or their employers. Frank and John explain the elements that establish a valid claim of retaliation under the OSH Act: (1) a complaint about unsafe working conditions; (2) an adverse employment action; and (3) a “but for” causal relationship between the complaint and the adverse action. They also emphasize the importance of documenting employee misconduct and disci...2024-10-2422 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsMultistate Monday: Mastering Voting Leave Laws—Is Your Company Ready for Election Day?In this episode of our Multistate Monday podcast series, Dee Anna Hays (co-chair of the firm’s Multistate Advice and Counseling Practice Group) and Susan Gorey take on the timely topic of voting and election leave laws, as well as other related issues that may arise during this busy political season. Susan and Dee Anna review a wide range of state law requirements relating to paid and unpaid leave for voting, and associated posting and timing requirements. They also provide important reminders about the National Labor Relations Act’s protections of political speech and the EEOC’s guidance on anti-h...2024-10-2316 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: Puerto Rico Employment Law ParticularitiesIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Carlos Colón-Machargo (Atlanta) and Maya Barba (San Francisco) discuss the specific aspects of Puerto Rican employment laws. Maya and Carlos cover statutory entitlements and protections for employees, whether exempt or non-exempt, including “just cause” terminations, required probationary periods, mandatory holiday bonuses, and fully paid maternity leave. The speakers also address the four mandatory employment policies recently implemented in Puerto Rico covering (1) domestic violence, (2) sexual harassment, (3) sexual orientation and gender identity, and (4) anti-bullying.
2024-10-2119 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: IP Assignments Around the WorldIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Goli Rahimi (Chicago) and Lina Fernandez (Boston) discuss global intellectual property (IP) assignment policies for an international workforce. The speakers discuss logistical considerations for different types of IP that are assigned or created, including ownership rights and compensation, validity and enforceability of the assignments, types of rights that can or cannot be transferred, choice of law provisions, and more.
2024-10-1819 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsImplications of the 2024 Elections on Immigration: Projections and AnalysisIn this podcast, Meagan Dziura (of counsel, Raleigh) sits down with Jim Plunkett (shareholder, Washington), who is the chair of the firm’s Governmental Affairs Practice Group, to discuss how the outcome of the upcoming election could impact business immigration for employers. Jim and Meagan address the status of pending immigration regulations proposed by the current administration and explore whether these proposals will succeed or fail depending on who is “holding the pen” for the next four years. They also cover the varying roles and potential impacts of regulatory agencies, Congress, and the courts on future immigration policy.
2024-10-1836 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Basics VI: Employer and Employee Rights During OSHA InspectionsIn this installment of our Safety Basics podcast series, Frank Davis (Dallas) and John Surma (Houston) discuss employer and employee rights during an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) inspection. John and Frank discuss employee rights, such as (1) the right to speak to OSHA inspectors without fear of retaliation or retribution by their employer; (2) the right to complain about work; (3) the right to refuse to work; (4) the right to information; (5) the right to participate in OSHA inspections; (6) the right to a workplace that is free from recognized hazards; and (7) the right to organize and form a union. They also...2024-10-0324 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsSafety Perspectives From the Dallas Region: OSHA Injury Recording DashboardIn this installment of our Safety Perspectives From the Dallas Region podcast series, shareholders Frank Davis (Dallas) and John Surma (Houston) discuss the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) new Severe Injury Reports (SIR) dashboard. John and Frank review the evolution of workplace injury record-keeping and reporting requirements, including deadlines and penalties. They also cover how the SIR dashboard’s data collection, along with its increased availability and accessibility to the public, may impact employers.
2024-10-0122 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: China’s Retirement SystemIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Skye Hao (Atlanta) and Lina Fernandez (Boston) discuss the retirement system in China and recent reforms that impact statutory retirement ages and the current workforce. Skye and Lina cover mandatory retirement ages, exceptions for early retirement applicants, and the requirements in the retirement process under China’s labor laws, as well as the company’s internal policies.
2024-09-3008 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: Key Changes to Australian Employment LawIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Diana Nehro (New York/Boston) and Goli Rahimi (Chicago) discuss some significant changes to employment law under Australia’s Closing Loopholes No. 2 Act. Goli and Diana address how the act affects workplace issues such as the right to disconnect, employee classification, employer penalties for noncompliance, and the definition of “casual employee.”
2024-09-3013 minOgletree Deakins PodcastsCross-Border Catch-Up: Employer of Record and Master Service AgreementsIn this episode of our Cross-Border Catch-Up podcast series, Skye Hao (Atlanta) and Patty Shapiro (San Diego) discuss key considerations for companies that use employers of record (EORs) in other countries. Patty and Skye highlight five areas of importance in the master service agreement (MSA): (1) extension of confidentiality obligations to workers, (2) protection of the company’s intellectual property rights, (3) data privacy considerations, (4) mutual indemnification, and (5) limitation of liability.
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To The PointThe human element: A people-first approach to labor and employment law – Kerri Reisdorff | Shareholder at Ogletree DeakinsFor our 15th episode President & CCO Ethan Whitehill chats with Kerri Reisdorff, Shareholder at Ogletree Deakins, who explains how companies can leverage compliance for a competitive edge, and how Law and Order and a Midwest upbringing inspired her tenacious work ethic.Get to the point with us on the last Tuesday of each month! 2024-02-2725 min
ACC Chicago: It's All HearsayS:1 E:9 COVID Hangover: Considerations for US Employers With a Foreign National Employee Population Now That the “Pandemic is Over" with Ogletree DeakinsIt's All Hearsay! The podcast where lawyers give current news, practical tips and real stories on legal issues relevant to in-house attorneys. Hosted by The Chicago Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC). This episode features Ogletree Deakins Of Counsel Sarah Kadel discussing ways employers can stay in compliance with relevant US immigration rules and regulations when implementing return to work policies with a remote work component and ways to terminate employees who hold certain US visa statuses.2022-11-0820 min
Workplace Strategies UpdateWorkplace Strategies Update #15. New Workplace Safety Standards VideoDr. Dennis Davis and Joe Beachboard interview national workplace safety expert Eric Hobbs about the new OSHA workplace standards. Later, Karen Tynan joins the show to clarify how the rules are different in California. And Dennis and Joe have their final battle over who tells the better wine story.2022-09-0125 min
Anomia - le partenaire Business des avocats"On a pour ambition de devenir le leader en droit social en France.", Jean-Marc Albiol, avocat associé chez Ogletree Deakins."On a pour ambition de devenir le leader en droit social en France."Aujourd’hui, nous recevons Jean-Marc Albiol au micro d’AdVocat.Nous avons parlé de parcours vers l’association, de son ambition et de la formation de sa “dream team” chez Ogletree Deakins.Comment voit-il le futur du cabinet Ogletree Deakins parisien ?Quels sont ses conseils pour les jeunes collaborateurs ?Ses plus belles réussites ?Place à notre conversation avec Jean-Marc Albiol.Bonne écoute !⭐️ Vous avez aimé ce podcast...2022-06-2751 min
Shared Insights: The Podcast from Upland BA InsightIntranet Upgrades in a Global Pandemic at Ogletree Deakins with Chief Knowledge Officer Dave BolandToday on the show we’re talking about upgrades. Ogletree Deakins is a law firm specializing in labor and employment, and over the last few years, Chief Knowledge Officer Dave Boland and team have been working to move from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint Online, replacing their old enterprise search and integrating the firm’s search needs under one banner, all available across a wide selection of devices for a diverse set of users. This meant, of course, integrating with other firm systems: document management systems, client matters, intranet content, firm expertise, and more, and doing it all in a si...2022-06-0237 minWorkplace Strategies UpdateWorkplace Strategies Update #15. New Workplace Safety StandardsDr. Dennis Davis and Joe Beachboard interview national workplace safety expert Eric Hobbs about the new OSHA workplace standards. Later, Karen Tynan joins the show to clarify how the rules are different in California. And Dennis and Joe have their final battle over who tells the better wine story.2021-06-1725 minWorkplace Strategies UpdateWorkplace Strategies Update Episode 14: Wandering Workers: Remote Work Policies & PracticesDr. Dennis Davis and Joe Beachboard discuss a new study on what the post-pandemic workplace will look like. And they welcome special guest Kelly, Hughes, an employment lawyer and expert on flexible workplace policies. As always, the program concludes with two wine stories – and one audience winner.2021-06-1020 minWorkplace Strategies UpdateWorkplace Strategies Update #13 –Vaccinations & The EEOCDr. Dennis Davis and Joe Beachboard examine the ramifications for employers of vaccination guidance recently issued by the EEOC in an interview with special guest Charles Thompson. In addition, Tom Davis provides insights on President Biden’s first appointment to the NLRB. All that, and the battle to tell the best wine story continues – while listeners continue to win great bottles of vino.2021-06-0324 minWorkplace Strategies UpdatePodcast #12 – Weed and the WorkplaceThis week’s episode examines the many new state laws legalizing marijuana and the ramifications for employers with guest Tae Phillips. Also, meet the host of Virtual Workplace Strategies, Shafeeqa Giarratani. Dennis and Joe wrap up the show with their weekly battle over the best wine story.2021-05-2723 minWorkplace Strategies UpdateWorkplace Strategies Update #11 Masks, Vaccines, and the New CDC GuidanceThis week’s episode dives into employers’ response to the CDC’s surprise announcement that vaccinated individuals no long need to wear masks. COVID and the workplace expert Michael Eckard explains several of the key issues the business community faces. And Dennis and Joe continue their battle over who tells the best wine story, with one member of the audience winning a bottle of wine sent by the loser.2021-05-2025 minWorkplace Strategies UpdatePodcast #10 – Workplace Strategies Goes WackyJoe and Dennis look at the highlights of the recently released agenda for Workplace Strategies 2021, being held on June 23-25 in Austin, Texas. Then Joe Clees joins the show to talk about his popular closing presentation “The Wacky World of Employment Law”. And Dennis and Joe continue to battle over who tells the best wine story, with one member of the audience being the big winner.2021-05-1422 minWorkplace Strategies UpdateEpisode #9 – Workplace Safety in a Time of CrisisJoe and Dennis interview workplace safety expert Eric Hobbs, who previews emergency COVID standards that all employers will soon be required to comply with. And the battle continues between Joe and Dennis over who has the best wine story. The biggest winner though is one member of the audience, who will win the bottle of his or her choice.2021-05-0623 minWorkplace Strategies UpdateWorkplace Strategies Update - Erica Dhawan and Connectional Intelligence for EmployersAuthor, consultant, and international presenter Erica Dhawan explains how connectional intelligence allows us to get big things done. She also previews her talk on her new book “Digital Body Language” at Workplace Strategies 2021 on June 24. And the wine battle between Joe Beachboard and Dr. Dennis Davis wages on.
2021-04-2926 minWorkplace Strategies UpdateEpisode 7: Union Organizing, NLRB and WineEpisode 7: Union Organizing, NLRB and Wine
Traditional Labor Lawyer Ruthie Goodboe discusses the increase in union organizing, pending federal legislation that will lead to more organizing drives (the PRO Act), and the changes that we should expect to see at the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). Joe and Dennis introduce two new wines, and a lucky listener wins one of them.2021-04-2231 minWorkplace Strategies UpdatePodcast #6 – Author, Musician, and TV Personality Daryl DavisPodcast #6 – Author, Musician, and TV Personality Daryl Davis
Dennis and Joe talk about race relations with Daryl Davis, who will be the Keynote Presenter at Workplace Strategies on Friday, June 25. Daryl has become famous for convincing more than 200 KKK members to reject the organization. And find out who won last week’s wine contest – and make sure you are entered to win your favorite bottle this week.2021-04-1525 minWorkplace Strategies UpdateEpisode 5 – Workplace DE&IDennis and Joe discuss diversity, equity and inclusion practices, policies, and training with Ogletree Deakins Shareholder Shafeeqa Giarratani. Shafeeqa, who is based in Austin, also shares her favorite activities in her hometown and Joe and Dennis compete for your votes for the best wine story of the week.2021-04-0818 minWorkplace Strategies UpdateWorkplace Strategies Update Episode #4 – Former Congressman Charlie GonzalezDennis and Joe discuss the events in DC on January 6 and federal employment policy in the Biden Administration with former judge and seven-term Congressman Charlie Gonzalez. Dennis and Joe also discuss their favorite wines, with the audience deciding the winner. And one listener wins a bottle of vino!2021-04-0131 minWorkplace Strategies UpdateWorkplace Strategies Update Special Edition (Workplace Violence)This special edition exclusively focuses on violence in the workplace. The tragic mass killings in Atlanta and Boulder have created many concerns for employers about protecting their workers. Dr. Davis defines workplace violence, discusses the frightening statistics, and provides specific tips for all employers.2021-03-2915 minWorkplace Strategies UpdateWorkplace Strategies Update #3 Win Wine!Join us as we interview our special guest James Plunkett. Jim Plunkett is a shareholder in the Washington, D.C. office of Ogletree Deakins. Jim was previously the Director for Labor Law Policy at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce where he focused on legislation, regulations, and policy decisions that impact the workplace. This included activity concerning the National Labor Relations Board, the Department of Labor, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, as well as international labor issues. Jim also publishes the weekly Beltway Buzz with helpful Washington D.C. insights.
2021-03-2525 minWorkplace Strategies UpdateWorkplace Strategies Update Episode #2 - Cheryl StantonJoin us as we interview our special guest Cheryl Stanton. Cheryl is the immediate past Administrator of the Wage and Hour Division at the United States Department of Labor under the Trump Administration. She previously served as the Executive Director of the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce.2021-03-1725 minWorkplace Strategies UpdateWorkplace Strategies Update IntroductionPlease join Joe Beachboard and Dennis A. Davis, Ph.D. as they update us in what's new in labor and employment law. Joseph (“Joe”) Beachboard is a nationally recognized expert on labor and employment law issues. Dennis A. Davis, Ph.D.*, is recognized nationally as an expert on Workplace Violence Prevention, Workplace Bullying, Conflict Resolution, Sexual Harassment, and Cultural Diversity.
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ClarityNew Podcast: Professional Development within Law Firms with Ogletree Deakins' WimesIn a new podcast, Natalie Runyon, the Head of Thought Leadership for the Talent Platform at Thomson Reuters' Legal Executive Institute, speaks to Michelle Wimes, the Chief Diversity and Professional Development Officer at Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, one of the nation’s largest labor and employment law firms, about the best ways foster better professional development within law firms.2018-04-2224 minClarityNew Podcast: Professional Development within Law Firms with Ogletree Deakins' WimesIn a new podcast, Natalie Runyon, the Head of Thought Leadership for the Talent Platform at Thomson Reuters' Legal Executive Institute, speaks to Michelle Wimes, the Chief Diversity and Professional Development Officer at Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, one of the nation’s largest labor and employment law firms, about the best ways foster better professional development within law firms.2018-04-2224 min