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JVC Co-Hosting Webinar on How Not To Get Sued
The Jewelers Vigilance Committee and Greenwald Doherty will talk about safety issues related to COVID-19, the legalities of layoffs and more.

New York—The Jewelers Vigilance Committee is teaming up with an employment law firm to host a webinar on avoiding employment lawsuits in these unprecedented times.
The session is scheduled to take place via Zoom on Nov. 17.
Attorneys from the JVC will co-host with lawyers from Greenwald Doherty LLP, a boutique labor and employment law firm with offices in six states.
The presentation will cover a number of key issues employers are facing today that could lead to lawsuits.
Topics to be covered include:
— Accommodating employees with disabilities;
— What to consider when terminating, laying off or furloughing employees;
— Safety-related matters pertaining to COVID-19; and
— Harassment, discrimination and retaliation concerns.
In addition, the speakers will discuss special wage and hour considerations related to remote work and leave-related issues.
The “Common Employee Lawsuits and How To Avoid Them” webinar is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 17 at 1 p.m. EDT.
Register at this Zoom link.
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