Legal and HR Advice as You Reopen Your Small Business

Legal and HR Advice as You Reopen Your Small Business @ Queens Economic Development Corporation
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Legal and HR Advice as You Reopen Your Small Business
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Use this time before your reopen to plan ahead. Human resource needs, contracts, labor laws, and record-keeping need to be re-considered in the new reality post-COVID-19. This may include updating your company’s policies, evaluating relationships with vendors, and consulting OSHA and CDC guidelines for re-opening. Being prepared and knowing the facts will help in making informed decisions going forward. About the Speaker: Thomas Farrell graduated from St. John’s University Law School in 1995. Early in his career, he practiced Corporate and Securities law, including serving as General Counsel to two publicly-traded companies. For 12 years he was General Counsel to a niche recycler in Eastern Long Island until opening his own practice in Queens. He focuses on assisting the diverse community of small business owners by providing sophisticated legal services to small and medium-sized businesses at reasonable rates.
Date and Time
June 1, 2020 @ 10:00 am – 11:00 am America/New York Timezone
Location
Queens Economic Development Corporation
120-55 Queens Boulevard
Suite 309, Kew Gardens
NY 11424
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#RebootandRestart
Categories
Training
Contact
Queens Economic Development Corporation
718-263-0546
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Use this time before your reopen to plan ahead. Human resource needs, contracts, labor laws, and record-keeping need to be re-considered in the new reality post-COVID-19. This may include updating your company’s policies, evaluating relationships with vendors, and consulting OSHA and CDC guidelines for re-opening. Being prepared and knowing the facts will help in making informed decisions going forward.

About the Speaker:
Thomas Farrell graduated from St. John’s University Law School in 1995. Early in his career, he practiced Corporate and Securities law, including serving as General Counsel to two publicly-traded companies. For 12 years he was General Counsel to a niche recycler in Eastern Long Island until opening his own practice in Queens. He focuses on assisting the diverse community of small business owners by providing sophisticated legal services to small and medium-sized businesses at reasonable rates.