Adam S. Forman, Member of the Firm, presents “Top 10 Tips for Addressing Social and Political Issues in the Workplace,” a webinar hosted by the Michigan Restaurant & Lodging Association (MRLA).

Topics include:

  • Developing a clear policy framework that addresses workplace and off-duty conduct, with attention to NLRA considerations and lawful off-duty conduct laws
  • Avoiding overbroad restrictions and including exceptions for statutorily protected activities
  • Providing regular training, guidance, and leadership-aligned messaging
  • Reserving and noticing monitoring rights consistent with federal, state, and common law requirements
  • Evaluating legal, reputational, and competitive risks when responding to high-profile issues
  • Supporting employee morale and offering structured outlets for expression (e.g., town halls, small groups)
  • Applying policies consistently, conducting investigations, and aligning responses with business priorities
  • Considering culture, recruitment/retention impacts, and stakeholder expectations when setting organizational posture

For more information, visit the event website.

Event Detail

10:00 - 11:00 a.m. EST

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