13: If This Were a Normal Administration

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Feel like there's been a firehose flow of regulation changes recently? Rich Meneghello is back after a year, following up on predictions about our hotelier president and his administration's impact on hospitality operations. Get a recap of overtime regulations, pay equity, immigration, and joint employment. Plus, predictive scheduling, how "number fudging" may affect the tip pooling decision, and how #metoo has impacted confidentiality agreements.
Guest: Richard Meneghello, Attorney at Law, Fisher & Phillips LLP
Guest host: Sarah Schenck, Oregon Restaurant & Lodging Association
Websites mentioned:
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oregonrla.org/webinars
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