Employment Law Compliance Audit

Many employers make the mistake of assuming they are in compliance with federal, state and local employment laws. In two to three hours, we review a variety of legal topics with clients in order to pinpoint where their business/organization is in compliance and where practices may need to be modified. We prepare a detailed report summarizing the results of the audit process and recommending next steps in priority order. This report is a roadmap toward employment law compliance.

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