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3 Hour Virtual Workshop - Register today!
Tuesday, August 16 at 9 a.m, PDT / 11 a.m. CDT / 12 p.m. EDT
Don't miss EEOC Vice Chair Jocelyn Samuels speaking on the Commission's top priorities, including LGBTQI+ issues and the civil rights impacts of the pandemic. San Francisco District Director Nancy Sienko will open the program and Chicago District Director Julianne Bowman provides closing remarks, and EEOC experts lead workshops on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity case law, LGBTQI+ inclusion and cultural competency, and workplace accommodations for disability and religion during COVID-19.
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Opening Remarks | Nancy Sienko, San Francisco District Director
- EEOC Priorities | Jocelyn Samuels, EEOC Vice Chair
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SOGI Legal Updates | Jocelyn Samuels, EEOC Vice Chair; Justin Mulaire, Chicago Supervisory Trial Attorney
This session will examine case law on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI), highlighting significant decisions and implications for employees and employers.
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LGBTQI+ Inclusion | Zachary Florent, Outreach & Education Coordinator, Molly Powell, Seattle Administrative Judge
How can you promote respectful, culturally competent interactions with LGBTQI+ colleagues and customers? Our experts review evolving language, pronoun use, and practices to make a workplace safe and welcoming for all.
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Pandemic Accommodations | Joyce Walker-Jones, Sr. Attorney Advisor Office of Legal Counsel
What lessons have we learned from responding and adapting to COVID-19? Join us for an update on the agency’s guidance on religious and reasonable accommodations.
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Closing Remarks | Julianne Bowman, Chicago District Director
REGISTRATION FEE: $150.00 per person
FULL AGENDA + BIOS: EEOC 2022 Priorities, LGBTQI+ Inclusion and Pandemic Accommodations
ENROLL HERE: Chicago - San Francisco Virtual Workshop
CREDITS Update:
HRCI - This Program has been approved for 3.25 HR (General) recertification credit hours.
SHRM – Approved for 3 Professional Development Credits (PDCs) for SHRM-CP® or SHRM-SCP® recertification activities.
CLE – Oregon: approved for two General credits and one Access to Justice credit. Washington: approved for two Law & Legal credits and one Ethics credit. Pending credits for California, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin. Illinois CLE credits are not available for this program.
This Program has been approved for Federal Counselor or Investigator refresher credits.
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