Live Training
Workplace Insights with Shaw Law and the California Civil Rights Department – Conducting Workplace Investigations
FREE
This month, Melissa Whitehead and Rashida Harmon, Senior Counsel for CRD’s Outreach and Education Unit, will address best practices when conducting workplace investigations following an employee’s complaint of harassment, discrimination, or retaliation. Bring your questions!
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Webinar Information
| Webinar Date | 12/14/2023 |
|---|---|
| Webinar Time | 10:00am PST |
| Webinar Duration | 1 hour |
Registration Information
When Will I Receive Access Instructions?
You will receive an access email shortly after registration.
Who Should I Contact with Questions About Shaw Law’s Training Program?
Please contact: Amber McHaffie, Director of Training at amchaffie@shawlawgroup.com
Instructor Information
Melissa Whitehead primarily practices on providing advice and counsel to employers, conducting impartial workplace investigations, and providing substantive training to employers and HR professionals. She also represents clients before administrative agencies on a wide variety of employment matters, including wrongful termination, harassment, discrimination, retaliation, wage and hour, FEHA/EEOC claims.
Melissa draws on her years of experience defending employers in litigation to provide sound, practical advice on a wide variety of issues that face employers on a daily basis – on subjects ranging from personnel decisions, navigating leaves of absences and accommodation requests, wage and hour issues – and creating policies and templates that will benefit clients on an ongoing basis. Melissa loves getting to know clients and their businesses, which enables her to provide practical and insightful guidance.
Rashida Harmon is Senior Fair Employment and Housing Counsel in the Education and Outreach Unit of the Department of Civil Rights (formerly Department of Fair Employment and Housing). She is an attorney licensed to practice in California. Prior to joining the Department of Civil Rights, she was Bay Area Regional Director of Advocacy at Root & Rebound, a statewide nonprofit that focuses on the rights of people in reentry. There, she gained particular expertise in the California Fair Chance Act, a law designed to protect people with conviction histories from discrimination in hiring. She also has considerable appellate experience, having run a post-conviction solo practice for seven years and served as an Associate Staff Attorney at the First District Appellate Project. Rashida is based out of San Francisco, CA, where she was born and raised.
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