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September 30, 2020

Chemung County Chamber of Commerce Webinar: New York State Paid Sick Leave Law

In this free webinar for local businesses and organizations, Barclay Damon LLP will provide guidance on New York State Paid Sick Leave law. 

Agenda:

  • Covered Employers & Employees
  • Effective Date
  • Requirements of Sick Leave Law
  • Changes to Employee Handbook

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