The workplace is changing, workers are quitting jobs at a record pace, and employers have to navigate the legal repercussions. Is your firm prepared to comply with the law while maintaining its business operations?

Tomorrow and Friday, come to the Grand Hyatt Washington in Washington, DC, for the ASA Staffing Law Conference. In the session “Managing Fallout From the Great Resignation,” legal experts will discuss the rules relating to noncompete and nonsolicitation agreements, navigating employee exits, and more. The session “Remote Work and Return to Office: Legal Challenges and Opportunities” will focus on risks to staffing firms associated with remote or hybrid work environments—including wage and hour compliance, technology use, equal employment opportunities, and client contracts—and get practical mitigation strategies and solutions.

ASA-certified professionals can earn up to 8 hours of continuing education credit, and ASA has applied for preapproved Continuing Legal Education credit hours in California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, and Virginia. Attendees seeking CLE hours for these states should fill out this form. Attendees from other states can email certification@americanstaffing.net for information about attendance tracking and documentation.

Find out what’s happening at the conference by following ASA on Twitter (@StaffingTweets) and checking the #StaffingLaw hashtag. On-site registration opens tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. Eastern time.

The ASA Women in Leadership Scholarship Program aims to raise the visibility of women in the staffing industry as well as provide scholarships that cover registration fees for Staffing World^®, the ASA annual convention and expo (Oct. 25–27 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas), as well as the THRIVE: Women in Leadership preconvention program (Oct. 24–25 in Las Vegas).

ASA will award scholarships to two rising stars who are committed to a career in staffing and have shown career growth potential. These scholarships have been made possible by the generous support of Assurance, founding sponsor of the ASA women in leadership interest group.

Find out more and submit your application at americanstaffing.net—the deadline to apply is May 25.