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Workplace investigations often occur under the worst possible circumstances. Hostile complainants demand immediate action in what are often murky factual settings with defensive witnesses. Human resources managers responsible for workplace investigations typically have limited time and resources available to devote to such efforts. Yet those very investigations will almost certainly be the focus of after-the-fact litigation. Armed with subpoenas, depositions and virtually unlimited resources, aggressive plaintiffs’ lawyers specialize in attacking workplace investigations as inadequate, flawed in design or corrupt in purpose.

In this seminar, one of our most seasoned trial lawyers, Russ Perisho, will distill lessons learned from more than two decades of experience in guiding internal investigations and defending them in the courtroom. Joining him will be Kristina Moris, a principal of The Washington Firm and one of the Northwest’s leading HR consultants. The seminar will emphasize specific and practical steps for internal investigators, provide focused “best practices” guidance and furnish guidelines to improve internal investigations.

Agenda
7:15 to 7:45 a.m.Full Buffet Breakfast
7:45 to 9:00 a.m.Presentation

Continuing Education Credits
CLE: We have applied for 1.25 hour of General CLE credits with the Washington State Bar Association.
PHR/SPHR/GPHR: We have applied for 1.25 hours of CE credit with the Human Resources Certification Institute (HCRI) for PHR, SPHR and GPHR credits.

Registration Fee
The seminar registration fee is $50 per person, per seminar.
However, if you register on-line with a credit card, you may select the discounted rate of $40 per person, per seminar.

Workplace investigations often occur under the worst possible circumstances. Hostile complainants demand immediate action in what are often murky factual settings with defensive witnesses. Human resources managers responsible for workplace investigations typically have limited time and resources available to devote to such efforts. Yet those very investigations will almost certainly be the focus of after-the-fact litigation. Armed with subpoenas, depositions and virtually unlimited resources, aggressive plaintiffs’ lawyers specialize in attacking workplace investigations as inadequate, flawed in design or corrupt in purpose.

In this seminar, one of our most seasoned trial lawyers, Russ Perisho, will distill lessons learned from more than two decades of experience in guiding internal investigations and defending them in the courtroom. Joining him will be Kristina Moris, a principal of The Washington Firm and one of the Northwest’s leading HR consultants. The seminar will emphasize specific and practical steps for internal investigators, provide focused “best practices” guidance and furnish guidelines to improve internal investigations.

Agenda
7:15 to 7:45 a.m.Full Buffet Breakfast
7:45 to 9:00 a.m.Presentation

Continuing Education Credits
CLE: We have applied for 1.25 hour of General CLE credits with the Washington State Bar Association.
PHR/SPHR/GPHR: We have applied for 1.25 hours of CE credit with the Human Resources Certification Institute (HCRI) for PHR, SPHR and GPHR credits.

Registration Fee
The seminar registration fee is $50 per person, per seminar.
However, if you register on-line with a credit card, you may select the discounted rate of $40 per person, per seminar.

Workplace investigations often occur under the worst possible circumstances. Hostile complainants demand immediate action in what are often murky factual settings with defensive witnesses. Human resources managers responsible for workplace investigations typically have limited time and resources available to devote to such efforts. Yet those very investigations will almost certainly be the focus of after-the-fact litigation. Armed with subpoenas, depositions and virtually unlimited resources, aggressive plaintiffs’ lawyers specialize in attacking workplace investigations as inadequate, flawed in design or corrupt in purpose.

In this seminar, one of our most seasoned trial lawyers, Russ Perisho, will distill lessons learned from more than two decades of experience in guiding internal investigations and defending them in the courtroom. Joining him will be Kristina Moris, a principal of The Washington Firm and one of the Northwest’s leading HR consultants. The seminar will emphasize specific and practical steps for internal investigators, provide focused “best practices” guidance and furnish guidelines to improve internal investigations.

Agenda
7:15 – 7:45 a.m. Full Buffet Breakfast
7:45 – 9:00 a.m. Presentation

Continuing Education Credits
CLE: We have applied for 1.25 hour of General CLE credits with the Washington State Bar Association.
PHR/SPHR/GPHR: We have applied for 1.25 hours of CE credit with the Human Resources Certification Institute (HCRI) for PHR, SPHR and GPHR credits.

Registration Fee
The seminar registration fee is $50 per person, per seminar.
However, if you register on-line with a credit card, you may select the discounted rate of $40 per person, per seminar.

Workplace investigations often occur under the worst possible circumstances. Hostile complainants demand immediate action in what are often murky factual settings with defensive witnesses. Human resources managers responsible for workplace investigations typically have limited time and resources available to devote to such efforts. Yet those very investigations will almost certainly be the focus of after-the-fact litigation. Armed with subpoenas, depositions and virtually unlimited resources, aggressive plaintiffs’ lawyers specialize in attacking workplace investigations as inadequate, flawed in design or corrupt in purpose.

In this seminar, one of our most seasoned trial lawyers, Russ Perisho, will distill lessons learned from more than two decades of experience in guiding internal investigations and defending them in the courtroom. Joining him will be Kristina Moris, a principal of The Washington Firm and one of the Northwest’s leading HR consultants. The seminar will emphasize specific and practical steps for internal investigators, provide focused “best practices” guidance and furnish guidelines to improve internal investigations.

Agenda
7:15 – 7:45 a.m.Full Buffet Breakfast
7:45 – 9:00 a.m.Presentation

Continuing Education Credits
CLE: We have applied for 1.25 hour of General CLE credits with the Washington State Bar Association.
PHR/SPHR/GPHR: We have applied for 1.25 hours of CE credit with the Human Resources Certification Institute (HCRI) for PHR, SPHR and GPHR credits.

Registration Fee
The seminar registration fee is $50 per person, per seminar.
However, if you register on-line with a credit card, you may select the discounted rate of $40 per person, per seminar.

The past six months have seen a significant turn of events in employment laws at both the state and federal levels. In Washington state, the courts must deal with a new and broadened definition of disability under Washington law and whether it will be applied retroactively. In Oregon the legislature has passed more laws affecting employers than at any time in the past decade, while the Oregon Court of Appeals has issued a decision that places employers at risk of significant penalties for rest period violations. Meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court concluded its session with some pro-employer rulings. Will the trend continue? The answer to this question, along with other developments, will be featured at our semi-annual Employment Law Update presented by Nancy Williams.

Agenda
7:15 a 7:45 a.m. Full Buffet Breakfast
7:45 a 9:00 a.m. Presentation

Continuing Education Credits
CLE: We have applied for 1.25 hour of General CLE credits with the Washington State Bar Association.
PHR/SPHR/GPHR: We have applied for 1.25 hours of CE credit with the Human Resources Certification Institute (HCRI) for PHR, SPHR and GPHR credits.

Registration Fee
The seminar registration fee is $50 per person, per seminar.
However, if you register on-line with a credit card, you may select the discounted rate of $40 per person, per seminar.

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Though business colleges remain in great supply, more and more Americans are turning to alternative sources of training and education, particularly during these days of economic upset and uncertainty. The simple truth is that with layoffs so prevalent and incomes so unsteady, investing in a full-time business education simply isn’t a viable option for many entrepreneurs. Instead, they are looking to business training modules that allow for on-the-job training, providing a way to master the tools of the trade even while making a profit. Capital Online Revenue continues to spearhead this movement with the introduction of its new “earn-and-learn” business training techniques.

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Though the notion of a make-money-online opportunity is hardly new, the methods being introduced by Capital Online Revenue are unlike anything yet devised by its competitors. What makes this service different is the emphasis it places on its training aspects. Though the long-term goal is for customers to establish their own online business, this comes hand-in-hand with an array of training resources and materials that include not only tutorial videos, but also a unique training component that includes one-on-one coaching from a team of live experts. Capital Online Revenue extends these services through a variety of media, including online chat, e-mail, and phone.

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