2026 Employment Law Update: Stay Compliant and Protect Your Organization
Don Phin
Live Session Details
Date
Friday, September 11 2026Time
09:00 AM PDT | 12:00 PM EDTDuration
60 minutesWebinar ID
WEB2608066
Date
Friday, September 11 2026Time
09:00 AM PDT | 12:00 PM EDTDuration
60 minutesWebinar ID
WEB2608066Employment laws continue to evolve at both the federal and state levels, creating new compliance obligations and increasing the complexity of workforce management. From wage and hour requirements and employee classifications to workplace accommodations, leave laws, AI in employment, and evolving anti-discrimination standards, employers must stay informed to minimize legal risks and maintain compliant workplace practices.
This practical webinar provides HR professionals, business owners, managers, payroll professionals, and compliance teams with a comprehensive overview of the most significant employment law developments affecting employers in 2026. Participants will gain practical guidance on updating workplace policies, employee handbooks, hiring practices, payroll procedures, and management training to comply with current legal requirements.
Through expert insights, real-world case studies, and actionable compliance strategies, attendees will leave with the knowledge and tools needed to confidently navigate today's changing employment law landscape.
Employment law violations can result in costly lawsuits, government investigations, financial penalties, and reputational damage. Keeping up with changing legal requirements is essential for protecting your organization, supporting employees, and maintaining a compliant workplace.
This webinar will help you understand the latest employment law developments, identify areas of compliance risk, and implement practical strategies to strengthen your organization's HR and employment practices.
Understand the most significant employment law updates for 2026
Identify compliance risks affecting hiring, payroll, and employee management
Update workplace policies and employee handbooks to reflect current legal requirements
Strengthen wage and hour, leave, and employee classification compliance
Prepare managers to meet evolving employment law obligations
Reduce legal exposure through proactive compliance strategies
Develop an action plan to keep your organization compliant throughout 2026
This webinar is ideal for:
HR Directors and HR Managers
Human Resources Professionals
Business Owners
Executives and Senior Leaders
Operations Managers
Payroll Managers and Payroll Administrators
Compliance Officers
Employee Relations Professionals
Benefits and Compensation Professionals
In-House Counsel
Supervisors and Department Managers
Anyone responsible for employment law compliance or workforce management
Overview of Key Federal and State Employment Law Updates for 2026
Wage and Hour Compliance, Overtime, and Pay Transparency Developments
Employee Classification: Exempt, Non-Exempt, and Independent Contractor Rules
Leave Laws, Reasonable Accommodations, and Employee Rights
Hiring, Background Checks, and Workplace Documentation Requirements
AI in Employment: Legal, Ethical, and Compliance Considerations
Employee Handbooks, Workplace Policies, and Required Updates
Recordkeeping, Payroll Compliance, and Government Audit Preparedness
Common Employer Compliance Mistakes and Risk Mitigation Strategies
Building a Proactive Employment Law Compliance Plan for 2026
CEO
donphin.com
<p>Don Phin is a California employment law attorney. He has consulted with hundreds of companies to help improve their employment practices. He has presented over 600 times to CEOs, HR, and other executives on what works in employee relations. Don’s latest book is The 40| |40 Solution: Mastering the Emotional Energy of Leadership and Sales.</p>
<p>Don built HRThatWorks, used by 3,500 companies and sold to ThinkHR in 2014. In addition to consulting and speaking, Don does executive coaching and workplace investigations.</p>
<p>Originally a kid from the Bronx (you may still hear the accent), todayDon lives in sunny Coronado, California.</p>