- Posted October 22, 2019
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Immigration, #MeToo and implicit bias top issues at ABA construction meeting in Philadelphia
Legal experts in construction, engineering and architecture will discuss the importance and business implications of inclusion, diversity and professionalism in the construction industry at a first-of-its-kind American Bar Association's Forum on Construction Law Fall Meeting, Oct. 23-25 in Philadelphia.
Other issues related to the intergenerational workforce; multi-cultural workforce; and minority, women and disadvantaged business enterprise relationships will also be discussed.
Program highlights include:
-"What You Don't Know CAN Hurt You" - Tips on techniques for identifying bias and systemic issues that lower a company's bottom line will be discussed.
- "Where Does the Construction Industry Stand: A Candid Conversation with Industry Leaders about Inclusion, Diversity, & Professionalism" - This panel will discuss how the construction industry is doing in its efforts toward inclusion, diversity and professionalism.
- "Immigration Issues in the Construction Industry" - Find out how illegal immigration and non-compliant employers are making an impact on the construction industry. This panel will explore real issues surrounding the construction workforce and discuss ways to improve it.
Published: Tue, Oct 22, 2019
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