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VIRTUAL
EVENT
offered by the Ag Workforce Development Council
Register
Online by Tuesday 11/17/20 to receive your unique login.
New York Labor Road Show IV is an opportunity to learn about
regulation changes and how to best position your business for
compliance and success. Several important changes to state
regulations occurred in 2020 that farm employers need to
understand, including which employees are covered by overtime and
day-of-rest and which can be designated as family members or exempt
employees.
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AGENDA
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Noon to
1:30 PM EDT | November 18, 2020
FLFLPA
overtime and day-of-rest updates
- Definition of farm laborers and family
employees
- FLFLPA: Overtime exempt managers and
employees
- Richard Stup, Cornell Agricultural
Workforce Development
- Charles Palmer, Michael Best Law Firm
Noon to
1:30 PM EDT | November 19, 2020
New NY
permanent sick leave law, and insurance requirements: Paid family
leave, disability, and worker’s compensation
- Richard Stup, Cornell Agricultural
Workforce Development
- Neil Gilberg, Employer Advocate, NY
Worker’s Compensation Board
Noon to
2:00 PM EDT | November 20, 2020
Union
education
- Managing a union drive and reminder about
what farms can and cannot say
- Charles Palmer, Michael Best Law Firm
- FLFLPA: Update about union membership for
family members or supervisors
Noon to
1:30 PM EDT | November 23, 2020
FLFLPA
employee housing requirements and sexual harassment prevention
- New housing inspection requirement for
small-scale migrant labor, plus other housing-related topics
- Steven Martin, Chief Sanitarian, NYS
Department of Health
- Jeanette Lazelle and Caylin Gwise,
Division of Immigrant Policies and Affairs, NYS Department of
Labor
- Sexual harassment prevention training reminder
and resources
- Libby Eiholzer, Cornell Cooperative
Extension
Noon to
2:00 PM | November 24, 2020
COVID-19
and farm workforce health
- Outlook for 2021: Treatments, vaccines, and
COVID-19 prevention. A virologist’s perspective
- Kali Kniel, Ph.D., Professor of Microbial
Food Safety, University of Delaware
- COVID-19 prevention best practices
- Elizabeth Bihn, Ph.D., Cornell Institute
for Food Safety
- Getting buy-in from employees
- Farm managers who dealt with the disease
successfully
- Summary of manager input, Richard Stup, Ag
Workforce Development
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Dates
Noon - 2 PM | November 18, 2020
Noon - 2 PM | November 19, 2020
Noon - 2 PM | November 20, 2020
Noon - 2 PM | November 23, 2020
Noon - 2 PM | November 24, 2020
Registration
$55.00 per person
This webinars series will be held online through Zoom. Cost is $55
per person to attend all five webinars and to receive links to the
webinar recordings. Ag Workforce Development Council member
organizations include: NEDPA, Cornell Cooperative Extension, Cornell
Agricultural Workforce Development, Cayuga Marketing, AgriMark,
Upstate Niagara, New York Farm Bureau, New York Vegetable Growers
Association, New York Animal Ag Coalition, Agri-Placement Services,
New York Horticultural Society, Dairy Farmers of America, Farm
Credit East, Gray & Oscar LLC.
For
More Information, Visit:
AGWORKFORCE.CALS.CORNELL.EDU/LABOR-ROADSHOW-IV
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