The Employment & Labor Group at Drummond Woodsum invites you to its quarterly complimentary Human Resource get-together. This program will focus on employment laws that even savvy employers unintentionally violate and will provide strategies for compliance...
The Employment & Labor Group at Drummond Woodsum invites you to its quarterly complimentary Human Resource get-together. This program will focus on employment laws that even savvy employers unintentionally violate and will provide strategies for compliance...
NNAHRA and Drummond Woodsum have joined forces to provide Tribal Human Resources Professional (THRP) training to HR Professionals in Indian Country. This 3-1/2 day course provides HR Professionals with the practical knowledge and skills they need to handle the unique employment challenges facing tribal governments and their enterprises...
Wage-and-hours claims are some of the most common and costly employment-related claims employers face. Every pay decision has the potential for employer liability...
Great schools need great principals. This two-day seminar features presentations on legal topics specifically designed for school Principals, Assistant Principals, and other school and central office administrators...
The School Law Institute is renowned as the most rewarding, useful and enjoyable school law course for educators in Maine. Taught by distinguished Drummond Woodsum school attorneys who have decades of experience both practicing and teaching school law, the four-day Institute distills from the vast body of education statutes and court decisions the knowledge that educators most need to perform their jobs effectively and to recognize and prevent legal problems before they arise...
This four-day Institute has been designed with busy educators in mind. In a short period of time, the participants will cover materials that would traditionally be taught in a semester-long course. This will be accomplished through significant reading in advance from Eric Herlan’s Maine Special Education Law, First Edition, 2013, as well as collected court and hearing officer rulings...
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