Teleconference: Discrimination? The Long View on How Employers Make Decisions

Friday, March 08 06:00 AM BST to 06:00 AM BST

Today's increasingly litigious workforces compel employers to be ever vigilant in hiring, firing, and promotion decisions. On March 7th, Paul Hastings employment partners Co-Authors and Executive Editors of the Fifth Edition of Employment Discrimination Law, the official book of the American Bar Association on the subject will discuss key recent developments, including the following important topics:• How are Lower Courts applying the Wal-Mart v. Dukes decision in putative class actions under Title VII?• The enforceability of arbitration agreements in cases featuring Title VII claims.• The proper interpretation of the reasonable factor other than age defense.• The new EEOC guidance on use of arrest and conviction records in hiring; extensive EEOC enforcement.• Cats-Paw cases after Staub.• Limitations periods for pay-related claims after the Ledbetter Act.

SPEAKERS INCLUDE

Paul GrossmanLos Angeles, Employment Law Partner

Geoff WeirichAtlanta, Employment Law Partner

Ken GageChicago, Employment Law Partner

Kathy HuibonhoaSan Francisco, Employment Law Partner

Neal MollenWashington D.C., Employment Law Partner

DATEThursday, March 7, 2013

TIME9:00 am PT (12:00 pm ET)

RSVP by Friday, March 1 to Greg Buss at gregbuss@paulhastings.com or +1.213.683.5677.

CLE credit pending approval.