Precarious Politics, PAGA Procedures and Other Pressing Predicaments – Progress or Pandemonium for California Employers?

Spring is in the air – and so much is up in the air – as businesses in California face the prospect of significant changes in labor and employment law. Unpredictable and unprecedented developments in Washington, DC, complicated by anti-Trump lawsuits filed in California, are making 2025 a particularly challenging time for employers in the Golden State. Experienced and engaging lawyers from Littler's Sacramento office will discuss new developments in labor and employment law and provide valuable tips for California employers large and small.

Guest speaker Todd Ratshin, Deputy Secretary for Enforcement at the Labor & Workforce Development Agency , will discuss what the Labor Agency is doing to implement the recent legislative reforms to the Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA). Don't miss this opportunity to hear first-hand what to expect and how to navigate the new cure proceedings administered by the Labor Agency.

Some of the many topics we will cover include:

• A unique opportunity to hear insights from LWDA Deputy Secretary Todd Ratshin regarding compliance and “cure" under "new PAGA"
• How the chaos in Washington, DC, is impacting California employers
• What to do if ICE is at your door
• IE&D – Where do we go from here?
• And much more

Registration & Breakfast: 8:00 - 8:30 a.m.

Program: 8:30 - 11:00 a.m. (with one 10-minute break)

Registration Fee: $50