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April 18, 2011

Get Answers To Tough HR Questions

Do you know the answers to these two HR questions?

  • Can my employee, who is a new dad, take family leave to care for his newborn child?
  • How can I determine whether an individual is an independent contractor under California law?

During a free live webinar, Finding Answers to Tough HR Questions, we showed attendees how to get answers to these questions.

If you missed the webinar, you can now register to access a recorded version. CalChamber members can access the webinar directly in HRCalifornia's Tools & Training section.

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According to our records, your company is a Preferred Member. This means you have two ways to get the answer to your question. You can find the answer in this form on HRCalifornia, www.calbizcentral.com/HRC/Forms/AtoZ/Pages/RecordsRetentionRequirements.aspx, or you can call the CalChamber Labor Law Helpline for more information.

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