Wage and Hour Compliance:
What it Means to your Organization
Presented by the former Administrator of the
US Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division,
Alexander J. Passantino

Join us for a Webinar on Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Space is limited.

Discover how evolving Wage & Hour Compliance regulations will influence your organization's Hourly Hiring practices.

During her first year in office, Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis vowed more aggressive enforcement of workplace laws, repeatedly stating that there is a "new sheriff in town" and that she planned to put "enforcement back in the Department of Labor." During 2009, the Wage and Hour Division of the U.S. Department of Labor hired more than 300 employees (including 293 investigators); in fiscal year 2010, the Division plans to hire an additional 110 investigative employees.

The Department has indicated that it intends to file more Fair Labor Standards Act cases against employers, and to assess civil monetary penalties with increased frequency and severity. This increased enforcement is intended to, in the words of Secretary Solis, "send a message" to employers. Failure to comply with the wage and hour laws has never been more a more costly risk.

During our webinar, hear from the former head of the Wage and Hour Division, Alexander J. Passantino. Mr. Passantino, now practicing law in the Washington, DC office of the national law firm Seyfarth Shaw LLP, served as the Acting Administrator of the Wage and Hour Division from 2007 to 2009

Mr. Passantino will discuss:

• The industries likely to be targeted for wage and hour investigations;
• The top 5 wage and hour mistakes made by employers;
• What the new political landscape means for enforcement; and
• Other statutory and regulatory developments.

At the end of the presentation, both PeopleSystems and Valiant will discuss how HR technology solutions can streamline your hourly hiring processes and help your organization remain in compliance.

Title: Wage and Hour Compliance: What it Means to your Organization
Date: Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT

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