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In this webinar BAN's Stacy H. Barrow, Esq. provides an overview of 2020 ACA reporting requirements that are applicable for both large employers and self-insured plans. Stacy will review the various reporting forms (1094-B, 1095-B, 1094-C, and 1095-C), indicator codes and affordability safe harbors. Other topics covered in this webinar include how to report for waiting periods / initial measurement periods, COBRA participants and post-employment coverage, and how to correct reporting mistakes. Stacy will also address common questions and provide best practices. REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Many employers have been required to shut their doors and where possible, establish a remote work force almost overnight. The road to reopening has been a journey complicated with starts, restrictions, and stops. Paul Fleck, Partner with Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo, will discuss lessons learned from the 2020 pandemic thus far. We will focus on employer concerns and best practices for the new work environment. Click on LEARN MORE, then Click on REGISTER HERE.

On September 17, 2020, Governor Newsom of California signed new law, AB 685, which implements new additional reporting requirements beginning on January 1, 2021 regarding COVID-19 cases in the workplace. Shortly thereafter, Cal/OSHA approved and adopted a temporary emergency safety standard, which immediately required employers to create a COVID Prevention Plan (CPP) as either a standalone document or as part of an existing IIPP. Join us as we partner with Workers' Compensation and Cal/OSHA Defense Firm, Hanna Brophy, to break down what employers need to know about these critical new laws and regulations. Click on LEARN MORE, then Click on REGISTER HERE.

Join us to hear the latest compliance updates that employers are focused on in today’s ever-evolving environment, along with questions and answers from Michelle Cammayo, Bolton’s in-house compliance expert. Click on LEARN MORE, then Click on REGISTER HERE.