As the World Turns: Perspectives on International Labor and Employment Law
March 7 2008
The challenges of the global workplace have multiplied in recent years as multinational organizations have expanded their operations. This exciting two-day event, designed for practitioners at all levels of international labor and employment law experience, brings together the expertise and legal education experience of the New York State Bar Association and the Cornell ILR School Labor and Employment Law Program to examine cross-border labor and employment practice.
Why attend?
- Learn timely state-of-the-art employment and labor law practice information
- An expert international faculty offers a global perspective
- Exchange ideas on how better to represent your clients or corporation
- Discover the latest developments in cross-border transactional and litigation practice
- Expand your network of international contacts
Date: March 7-8, 2008
Location: Bloomberg Tower, 731 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022
Price: $350
Continuing Legal Education Credits: This program is approved for 11.5 Professional Practice (Non-Transitional) CLE credits in New York State.
Registration: Download the registration form (pdf) or contact Opal Bablington at 212-340-2866 or odb2@cornell.edu.
For more information, download the program brochure (pdf) or contact Opal Bablington at 212-340-2866, e-mail odb2@cornell.edu or Lynn Coffey-Edelman at 212-340-2842, e-mail at lsc4@cornell.edu.
Program Co-Sponsors:
- Cornell ILR School, Labor and Employment Law Program
- NYS Bar Association, Labor and Employment Law Section
- NYS Bar Association International Labor and Employment Law Committee
- NYS Bar Association International Law and Practice Section
We would like to thank Bloomberg L.P. and the law firms of Baker & McKenzie LLP, Nixon Peabody LLP, and Outten & Golden LLP for their contributions to this conference.
