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2026 Employment Law Symposium

12.17.25

Title:

Compliance, Culture, and Connection


Date:

Thursday, March 26, 2026

Location:

Saint John’s Resort
44045 Five Mile Road,
Plymouth, MI 48170


Details:

There is no cost to attend.
Due to strong interest, we are pleased to announce the Symposium will be held in a larger meeting space.


Time:

Registration and Continental Breakfast:
7:30 am to 8:30 am

Symposium:
8:30 am to 1:30 pm


Questions:

Events@MaddinHauser.com


Recertification:

HR Certification Institute
(HRCI)

Approved for 3.5 Business recertification credit hours toward aPHR™, PHR®, PHRca®, SPHR®, GPHR®, PHRi™ and SPHRi™ recertification through HRCI®.

Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)

This program is approved for 3.5 PDCs for the SHRM-CPSM or SHRM-SCPSM.

PayrollOrg

This program is pending
3.5 RCHs from PayrollOrg.


Featured Topics:

From Sale to Separation: Navigating HR Issues Through Transitions
Mariel G. Newhouse

  • Key considerations in a reduction in force
  • Personnel considerations when selling a business
  • Other common transition issues

Better Safe than Cited: OSHA in the Workplace
Jonathan M. Sollish

  • General duty and industry specific standards
  • Complaints, investigations, and inspections
  • The new era of workplace safety

Why Employee-Specific Policies Matter: Building Clarity, Compliance, and Trust to Protect Your Business
Anaria D. Rambus

  • The importance of creating job descriptions
  • Including policies to ensure you are meeting legal requirements
  • Paid Time Off Policies and the Michigan Earned Sick Time Act

HR as the Business’s First Line of Legal Protection: How HR Protects the Company’s Business Interests Every Day
Jordan B. Segal

  • Learn the essential policies and procedures every organization needs: From appropriate use of AI to confidential information and company property policies
  • Understand how to use HR processes to protect the workforce and information: Effective discipline system, rock-solid documentation, confidentiality controls, Bring-Your-Own-Device policies and enforceable restrictive covenants
  • Walk away with practical HR-ready tools: Reduce exposure, strengthen effective company culture, and safeguard your business data, people, and competitive advantage

Insurance Issues for Human Resources Professionals
Kathleen H. Klaus

  • Trends in workers compensation insurance – litigation funding and excess awards
  • Employment Practices Liability insurance – new risks including AI and DEI
  • Cyber Liability Insurance – integration with Human Resources

Retirement Plans that are Right for Your Business
Gary M. Remer and Nolan J. De Jong

  • The type of retirement plans available for your workforce
  • Socially Responsible Investing (SRI), Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG), Pooled Employer Plans (PEPs), and State-Mandated Retirement Programs
  • What happens when things go wrong

The Investigator’s Roadmap: Conducting Fair and Effective Workplace Investigations
Breanne N. Gilliam

  • When is an investigation required?
  • How to conduct a proper investigation
  • Concluding the investigation and taking action

Building Better Organizations: Hiring the Best and Keeping the Best
Ronald A. Sollish

  • Hiring and Onboarding Strategies
  • Developing a Culture of Retention and Upskilling
  • Managing Internal Barriers That Impair Retention and Talent Development


Register Below: