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It Didn't Happen at Work, Can They Fire Me Anyway? 2020 *Class by Webinar*
Date(s):
September 24, 2020
Description: Credits: 3.0 Credit Hours
Description: Employees engage in all kinds of off-duty conduct that can cause employers to wonder, “Can we fire that employee for doing that?” Employers must be mindful of the legality of imposing consequences upon employees for their conduct outside the workplace. This fast-paced class will address trending issues in this area, including terminations based on the employee’s: Social media posts Marijuana use Political activity Outside employment Romantic relationships/socializing with co-workers Tobacco use Support of LGBTQ+ rights, pro-choice or pro-life organizations, gun ownership, and other social causes and issues Alcohol use Arrests (pending disposition).
While this class is a must for all employment and labor attorneys, others will find the topics of interest. Faculty: Jane Lemley Rasmussen, The Law Firm of Jane Lemley Rasmussen; Joyce E. Smithey, Smithey Law Group LLC; Diane A. Seltzer Torre, The Seltzer Law Firm Fees: $89 D.C. Bar Community Members; $99 D.C. Bar Members; $109 Government and Non-profit Attorneys; $129 Others The D.C. Bar CLE Program now offers discounted group registration rates! For more information, contact the CLE Office at CLE@dcbar.org or 202-626-3488.
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Jane Lemley Rasmussen, The Law Firm of Jane Lemley Rasmussen
Diane Seltzer Torre, The Seltzer Law Firm
Joyce E Smithey, Smithey Law Group LLC
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