Great time speaking at Mile High SHRM conference
Thank you to MileHigh SHRM for inviting me to present on 2019’s top legal developments for HR professionals at the 2020 HR Conference. It was a great group of engaged and informed attendees!
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I hope you told them their workplace is not a democracy. Employees may think it’s a democracy but it’s not and really what’s important is that what I say goes.