- Posted December 21, 2021
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Firm kicks off Morning Break series online, Jan. 12
Foster Swift will kick off its 2nd Wednesday Morning Break series for 2022 on Wednesday, January 12, beginning at 9 a.m. via Zoom. The January edition will discuss the topic of "What Does 2022 Hold for Employers?"
Hosted by Second Wednesday moderator Patricia Scott, this Q&A session will feature labor and employment law attorney Cliff Hammond discussing all things COVID for employers in 2022, including the current status of OSHA orders related to vaccines as well as other best practices for employers such as what to include in their employee handbooks.
Hammond is a member of Foster Swift's Employers Services practice group in the Southfield and Lansing offices where he focuses his practice on employment and labor law counsel and litigation. He has experience with the National Labor Relations Act, Michigan Employment Relations Commission, federal and state courts, state and federal administrative agency proceedings, collective bargaining, arbitration, mediation, union avoidance, employment litigation, and dispute resolution.
He is well versed in employment and labor law and regularly conducts seminars to groups, including: The American Hospital Association, American Society of Employers, Michigan Health and Hospital Association, Airport Minority Advisory Council, Michigan Public Employer Labor Relations Association, Lansing Chamber of Commerce, Michigan Chamber of Commerce, and the Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber.
Hammond has also written publications on unionization trends, the National Labor Relations Board, developments in employment law, The Affordable Care Act; employee classification determinations, developments in wage and hour law, and handling employee discipline and counseling.
He is also co-chair of the Labor & Employment Committee for the Michigan Defense Trial Counsel, as well as a member of the Defense Research Institute, and Michigan Council of the Society for Human Resource Management.
For additional information or to register for the online program, visit www.fosterswift.com and click on "news & events."
Published: Tue, Dec 21, 2021
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