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The social media accounts linked to from @flabarlesection are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, flabarlesection has populated their site with: • Bill mandating safe locations to exchange custody of minors on its way to the House floor • Labor & Employment Law Certification – The Florida Bar • June jobs report: US payrolls rose by 57,000, missing expectations • The Human Skills Employers Are Hiring For That Can't Be Replaced By AI • Board of Governors to address disciplinary rules, AI benefit, section bylaws – The Florida Bar • The Checkoff | Labor Employment Law Section • Bar launches the 2026 ‘The Vote’s in Your Court’ website and Guide for Florida Voters ahead of November elections – The Florida Bar • 2026 Advanced Labor Topics - Buy Online Now • US Department of Labor issues a pair of opinion letters addressing commuter travel, remote work under FLSA | U.S. Department of Labor • Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County launches workers’ compensation program – The Florida Bar • Florida Bar members face August 17 fee payment deadline – The Florida Bar • Women in the workplace face new challenges as access wanes and gaps widen • Counsel to Counsel mentoring program opens registration for 2026-27 cycle – The Florida Bar • New free CLE highlights professionalism for law students – The Florida Bar • REGISTER NOW! Oct. 22-23 52nd Annual Public Employment Labor Relations Forum • 123 Florida lawyers earn board certification – The Florida Bar • DEI policies brought no financial penalty for companies that kept them, study finds - CBS News • PELRF Speaker Spotlight: Glenn E. Thomas – Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A. • PELRF Speaker Spotlight: Sacha Dyson - Bush Graziano Rice & Hearing, P.A. • Employee Rights Project expands services at Palm Beach legal aid – The Florida Bar • E-Updates: Labor and Employment Law Section of The Florida Bar • 10/14 - Employment Arbitration in 2025 and Beyond: Arbitration vs. Litigation • Maria Hossain: Ausley McMullen employment law attorney based in Florida • Summary of NLRB Decisions for Week of September 7 - 11. 2026 • Hidden cost to remote work: WFH employees shouldn't ignore this - Fast Company • Bar releases latest mandatory professionalism CLE – The Florida Bar • Hot jobs report in May meets worse labor outlook among consumers - Scotsman Guide • EEOC Releases New National Enforcement Plan | U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission • (June 4 CLE) Selling the Exemption: A Practical Guide to the FLSA’s Outside Sales and Section 7(i) Framework • Florida Bar fee season underway; online payment encouraged – The Florida Bar • Supreme Court amends rules to address AI use in court filings – The Florida Bar • Miami-Dade, Broward courts issue unified AI disclosure rules – The Florida Bar • The five quotients: what skills will matter most in the age of AI • External Law in Labor Arbitration: Wait — There’s More Than the Collective Bargaining Agreement To Consider? – The Florida Bar • Up to 80% of legal tasks face automation, futurist warns – The Florida Bar • Harassment 101: May 11 FREE CLE for Labor & Employment Law Section members • 2026 Advanced Labor Topics, April 30-May 1 • Gregory A. Hearing - Bush Graziano Rice & Hearing, P.A. • Lifetime Achievement Award | Labor Employment Law Section • Hall of Fame | Labor Employment Law Section • ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE - 72002432 Job Details | State of Florida • Florida Supreme Court elects John Couriel as next chief justice – The Florida Bar • Kelly Chanfrau, JD - Personal Injury Attorney - Daytona Beach, FL - Palm Coast, FL - Chanfrau & Chanfrau • The Checkoff l Florida Bar Labor & Employment Law Section • Robert S. Turk | Stearns Weaver Miller • Benjamin Yormak l Our Team | Yormak Employment & Disability Law • March 25 Americans with Disabilities Act and Pregnant Workers Fairness Act 101 • The Great Turnover: 9 in 10 Companies Plan To Hire in 2026, Yet 6 in 10 Will Have Layoffs - Resume.org • Workers aren't quitting their jobs. Here's why that's a problem for the labor market. • Budget, electronic voting, pro bono CLE for paralegals headline board agenda – The Florida Bar • Home | U.S. Department of Labor Blog • GC Guide to Labor & Employment Challenges in 2026 • Producer Price Index News Release summary - 2026 M01 Results • After record AOC, YLD rolls out spring programs and opportunities – The Florida Bar • Bar president opens ‘Listening to Lead’ tour February 24 – The Florida Bar • US Department of Labor launches open data portal to enhance access to labor data | U.S. Department of Labor • Labor & Employment Law Scholarship Opportunity for 2Ls and 3Ls! • McDonnell Douglas — The “Interloper” on the Ropes – The Florida Bar • Employment Situation Summary - 2026 M01 Results • January layoffs were the highest since 2009, report says • Sociable: LinkedIn outlines measures to combat scam job listings | HR Dive • Free Webinar: Get to Know Us - EEOC & DOL -For Employers- February 11, 2026, at 12:00pm EST | 9:00am PST • Lakeland’s Stephen R. Senn to receive the Tobias Simon Pro Bono Service Award tomorrow – The Florida Bar • (9367) 26th Labor and Employment Law Annual Update and Certification Review • Michelle E. Nadeau | Tampa Employment Attorney • Free Webinar: The ADA In Action • 6 Workplace Trends Shaping 2026 | PRSA • Speaker Spotlight: View Eric J. Holshouser's profile • MIchael Mattimore — Allen Norton & Blue • Westlaw – Legal Research Platforms | Thomson Reuters • Unemployment rate hit a four-year high last month | CNN Business • Labor & Employment Law CLE Search Results - The Florida Bar • Dec. 10 FREE CLE: Best Practices and Ethical Considerations for FLSA Collective Actions • (9513) Understanding Retaliation Under Florida’s Private Whistleblower Act • Consumer confidence slides as Americans grow wary of high costs and sluggish job gains | AP News • Long-delayed jobs report to show hiring amid wobbly economy • (9479) Advanced Strategies for Workplace Investigations: Trends, Challenges, and Best Practices • Registration is now open for YLD Job & Resource Fair March 6 in Ft. Lauderdale – The Florida Bar • Scam Alert — phishing DocuSign email making the rounds is not from The Florida Bar – The Florida Bar • The Young Lawyers Division of The Florida Bar » • 2025 Advanced Labor Topics • November 1, 2025, News and Notes – The Florida Bar • Senators Proposes Reform Act for H-1B and L-1 Visas • IRS Releases Tax Inflation Adjustments for Tax Year 2026 • FREE CLE: Wage-and-Hour 101 • 51st Annual Public Employment Labor Relations Forum • EEO INVESTIGATIONS: A BALANCED PERSPECTIVE • Florida Bar News: 51st Annual Public Employment Labor Relations Forum returns to Orlando October 16–17 • The Voice of the Mediation Client CLE/Film Premiere • Misclassification of Employees as Independent Contractors Under the Fair Labor Standards Act | U.S. Department of Labor • Nota, The Florida Bar-backed tool eases trust accounting burdens for solo and small firms – The Florida Bar • Summary of NLRB Decisions for Week of August 18 - 22, 2025 • Nominate outstanding volunteers for the 2026 Pro Bono Service Awards • McDonnell Douglas — The “Interloper” on the Ropes • 161 Florida lawyers earn board certification • Fee disputes? The Florida Bar offers two free solutions • ‘Counsel to Counsel’ returns with goal of 800 lawyers in year three • IRS reminds employers: Educational Assistance Programs can help pay employee student loans through 2025 | Internal Revenue Service • Correction: Tuesday 12, August. “Memphis Lunch and Learn Series: What You Need to Know About the PUMP Act & PWFA • 7 CEOs—and one chief commercial officer—explain how they actually use AI to do their jobs • US economy rebounds in second quarter; but underlying trend is soft • Neurotechnology in The Workplace: A Futuristic Reality • Religious Accommodation Lawsuits on the Rise—What Employers Need to Know - Business Law Section of The Florida Bar • Florida Lawyers Helpline for Florida Bar Members • FREE Webinar 07/14/25. Brush up on workplace laws every employee and employer should know! • Florida Supreme Court Historical Society announces new trustees • Going to the Annual Florida Bar Convention? Why not donate blood while you’re in Boca • Free Event - Equal Pay 101: What You Need to Know About Fair Pay Laws and the Lilly Ledbetter Act • Labor & Employment Law CLE Sort - InReach Catalog • Using Skills Information from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics • CLEL/ABA FREE CLE: Responding to Uncivil and Unprofessional Conduct in Legal Practice • Employers added 139,000 jobs in May as labor market remains steady • US job openings rose in April, signaling resilience in the American labor market • Recent Developments in Attempts To Ban Noncompetes at the Federal and State Level • As corporate boards pay CEOs similarly, company performance could take a hit, report finds • May 28 FREE CLE: Navigating the CHOICE Act • Labor and Employment Law Section awards 2025 student scholarships • E-Updates | Labor Employment Law Section • What is VUCA? How to manage in an increasingly unstable world • May 21 FREE EVENT ON EEOC'S MEDIATION PROGRAM • Trust in leadership may be barometer for company health, report finds • Recession fears and labor market slowdown spike worker anxiety • EEO Mediation Toolkit Free Webinar • Employers added 177,000 jobs in April, topping analyst forecasts • 10 Big Employment Law Trends to Watch This Year • Parental kidnapping, ex parte orders, and vexatious litigants on this week’s Florida Bar News Briefs • These jobs are at risk of disappearing in the next 20 years, AI experts say • Small Business Resource Center • Fewer Americans file for jobless benefits last week as labor market shows strength • Private companies added 155,000 jobs in March, more than expected, ADP says • What kind of jobs will be impacted by AI? • How Side Hustles Are Turning Into Full-Time Jobs — And What It Means for the Economy • (8963) Advanced Labor Topics • 15 Low-Stress Jobs for 2025 • March 5 CLE: Litigation Skills and Technology • February 27 Labor & Employment Law CLE and Happy Hour in Tampa • EEOC Acting Chair Vows to Protect American Workers from Anti-American Bias • Free webinar to help attorneys protect against cyber breaches • The State of the EEOC and Frequently Asked Questions • Expanding Intercultural Skills to Resolve Today’s Increasingly Multi-Cultured Disputes • Government workers dismayed by Trump's return-to-office mandate • FREE WEBINAR! Compliance in the restaurant industry. REGISTER NOW! • Denise Heekin, Bryant Miller Olive: Featured Speaker for the 25th Annual Labor and Employment Law Update & Certification Review • 25th Labor and Employment Law Annual Update and Certification Review • Commemorative Edition L&E Law Section Checkoff • The economic edge of smart factories—and how to get it • Inflation ticked up again in November. Will the Fed cut rates next week? • What to Expect When You're Expecting in the Workplace - A Free Webinar • A Message from EEOC Chair Charlotte A. Burrows for 2024 Native American Heritage Month • FREE CLE Muldrow: "Some Harm" Standard • FREE CLE: Pregnancy Workplace Fairness Act • EEOC Ramps Up Enforcement of Pregnancy Discrimination Under PWFA • How will the election affect the Fed's rate-cutting cycle? • U.S. economy grew 2.8% last quarter, powered by consumer spending • Federal Agencies to Host Free Employer Focused Webinar on the ADA, FMLA - 11/7/24 10am-12pm EST • FREE CLE - The Fair Labor Standards Act: 86 Years Young • Labor & Employment Law Section October Checkoff • Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division disaster relief hotline • US economy added 254,000 jobs in September, logging surprisingly robust growth | CNN Business • 8 great free sites for finding remote jobs • Hurricane Information – The Florida Bar • These 5 new iPhone features will radically improve your work life • The Florida Bar launches ‘The Vote’s In Your Court’ website and new ‘Guide for Florida Voters’ ahead of November election • Florida Supreme Court tightens Bar rules: No fictitious names for attorneys • Yvette Everhart becomes chair of the Labor and Employment Law Section • The Florida Bar — the year in numbers • NLRB Expands Web Resources in 17 Languages • 129 Florida lawyers earn board certification • Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: The FTC and the Future of Employee Noncompete Law. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. • ABA releases book outlining analyses, strategies to deal with artificial intelligence • Why Gen Z and millennial workers are motivated differently • Navigating the Ethical Landscape: Requirements for Establishing an Interstate Law Firm in Florida • NLRB General Counsel Reaffirms Commitment to Seeking Injunctions to Protect Workers’ Rights • Generative AI in the modern lawyer’s toolbox • AI missteps in court filings prompt Florida Bar rules review • The U.S. economy added 206,000 jobs in June, unemployment rate ticks up • The Florida Bar gears up for hurricane season • 7 stats that show how inflation, AI are reshaping employee expectations • Florida Bar YLD wraps up record-breaking year under President Anisha Patel’s leadership • The Florida Bar BOG: Proposed board action • Research Guides : Labor and Employment Law: Introduction • Changing Landscape of Public Employee Free Speech in Florida • Court workgroup tasked with recommending updates to the Florida Vexatious Litigant Law • Florida attorney says new anti-immigration law causing ‘ripple effect,’ leading to rising produce prices • Workgroup to study uncontested probate proceedings • Convention’s Annual Technology Symposium to focus on Artificial Intelligence • New Florida law targets companies using forced labor • Want to become internationally certified in data privacy? Here’s your chance • ABA issues ethics guidance on a lawyer’s use of listservs, particularly for pending matters • Never Contemplated • Florida Bar Annual Convention – The Florida Bar • Florida Lawyers on AI — insights from 2024 Florida Bar Membership Opinion Survey • FTC bans noncompete agreements, making it easier for workers to quit. Here's what to know. • YLD Virtual Summit - Spring 2024 - The Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division • Proposed rule allows CLE credit for pro bono work • 2024 Advanced Labor Topics • Pay Transparency: A Remedy for the Gender Pay Gap? • Alicia Koepke - 2024 Advanced Labor Topics • Board Rules Employee’s “Black Lives Matter” Action at Home Depot Was Protected • Brochure: Practicing in Front of State Labor and Empllyment Agencies • Court ends Bar diversity funding • New Year, (Potentially) New Rules? • 14,000 Florida employees are owed money. See if you qualify for $6.5 million in back pay • 49th Public Employment Labor Relations Forum • Nota and The Florida Bar Exclusive Benefit • Wm. Reece Smith, Jr., Leadership Academy accepting applications through January 15 • US Department of Labor investigation into inmate’s violent attack on nurse finds South Bay facility failed to institute safety procedures • The contract between workers and bosses has changed. Here’s how • Website: Florida Bar Labor & Employment Law Section