Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA) Risk Management and Compliance Workshop
October 24, 2023 — October 26, 2023 | 8:00 AM — 4:15 PM CDT

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Fragomen Partner, Ruth Spillane and Senior Associate, Caroline Betancourth will be presenting during the Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA) Risk Management and Compliance Workshop taking place October 24 - 26. Their session, Immigration Policies & Trends (Ex.: F-1 Student Workers, H-1B Visas & Immigration Policies), will take place on October 25th from 3:25 pm - 5:00 pm CDT. Please note the workshop will be held online.
About the Workshop:
SIA’s popular Risk Management and Compliance Workshop, exclusively facilitated by attorneys from leading marketplace law firms Littler Mendelson, Michael Best and Fragomen, will address an extensive array of CW Risk Management issues, such as IC misclassification, pay transparency & safe background check requirements, new emerging AI risks, DEI policies and more.
This is an interactive workshop that welcomes participants from staffing firms, FTSE 2000 companies, compliance experts and attorneys. The three-day event will include expert-driven content, breakout room discussions, case-study exercises, myth & reality opinion polls, and networking.
- Learn what your CW program can be sued for and why
- Explore key CW program risks and improve your risk mitigation and management strategies
- Gain CW program risk management best practices from legal industry experts
- Assess the impact of improperly structured risk mitigation strategies on your CW program operation
- Collaborate and share peer-to-peer knowledge on current CW program risk concerns and practices
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