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For most employers, it is helpful to know what are some of the common compliance issues seen in many DOL investigations. This session will focus on:

What violations are typical for construction employers?
What violations are typical in government contract cases?
What are problem areas related to hours worked issues?
What are the typical causes of overtime violations?
What are some best practices I can use to help avoid common violations in the construction industry?

This session will address these and many more issues!

Instructor Biography
The instructor, Corey Walton has been with the U.S. Department of Labor/Wage-Hour Division since 1997. He spent 15 years as an investigator investigating hundreds of cases under several laws including the Fair Labor Standards Act, Davis-Bacon and Related Laws, The Service Contract Act and the Family Medical Leave Act. Over the past five years, Corey has served as the Community Outreach & Resource Planning Specialist (CORPS) in Wage and Hour’s Minneapolis District Office. In that capacity, Corey spends most of his time conducting and organizing DOL educational and outreach events throughout the states of Wisconsin and Minnesota.

All cancellation must be made in writing 72 hours prior to the start date and are subject to a processing fee. No refunds will be given if cancellations are made after the deadline. Most events and programs have space limitations and reservations are taken on first come, first serve basis. It is important to reserve early for an event or program that you wish to attend. ABC reserves the right to cancel the class for any reason and will do so at least 48 hours before the beginning of the course. This session will be postponed and/or cancelled if the class minimum is not met.

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