Webinar: Crafting Separation Agreement Language Consistent with Current NLRB, SEC and EEOC Restrictions

The National Labor Relations Board’s recent McLaren Macomb decision dramatically restricting the use of confidentiality and non-disparagement clauses in separation agreements for non-supervisory employees has received a great deal of attention. Employers, however, should not lose sight of the fact that other regulators, including the Securities and Exchange Commission and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, also continue to challenge separation agreement provisions — used with both supervisory and non-supervisory employees — that run afoul of protections within their regulatory purview.

Join Bracewell labor and employment lawyers Bob Nichols and Caroline Melo for a 30-minute webinar that will offer:

·        An explanation of the impact of the NLRB's McLaren Macomb decision on drafting separation agreements

·        A refresher on SEC and EEOC restrictions on separation agreements. 

CLE Information: 

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Bracewell has been certified by the New York Continuing Legal Education Board as an Accredited Provider of continuing legal education. This course fulfills the requirements for 0.5 hour(s) of professional practice CLE credit. The content is suitable for both newly admitted and experienced attorneys. Please note that this program is not fully interactive and therefore is not suitable for all areas of credit for newly admitted attorneys.

Bracewell is an accredited provider of CLE in Texas. This course is eligible for 0.5 hour(s) of CLE credit.