\n
\nJoin the Greater Phoenix Chamber on August 6th for our AZ in Focus event\, One Big Beautiful Bill: What Employers Need to Know. This will be a timely and essential conversation as labor and employment Fennemore attorneys Alex Miller and David L. Sieck break down the newly passed labor bill that&rsquo\;s set to impact Arizona businesses in a major way. \; \;
\;
\nThis isn&rsquo\;t just another legislative update &mdash\; it&rsquo\;s a critical moment for employers to understand the implications\, compliance requirements\, and strategic considerations stemming from this sweeping change. \;
\nSpeaker - Alex Miller\, Labor and Employment Attorney\, Fennemore
Alex Miller is an associate attorney with Fennemore&rsquo\;s Employment &\; Labor practice group\, where she advises employers on complex workplace issues with a focus on practical\, business-aligned solutions. She provides proactive counsel and strategic defense across a wide range of employment matters\, including workplace discrimination\, internal investigations\, policy drafting\, compliance\, and litigation.
\nSpeaker - David L. Sieck\, Labor and Employment Attorney\, Fennemore
David Sieck is a member of Fennemore&rsquo\;s Labor &\; Employment and Employee Benefits/ERISA practice groups. David provides advice and counselling to employers in a wide range of employment and employee benefit matters\, ranging from discrimination complaints to IRS and DOL audits. \;David also handles labor and employment and employee benefits related litigation on behalf of employers and their benefit plans.
\nDon&rsquo\;t miss this opportunity to hear directly from legal experts on what this landmark legislation means for your business. Get the clarity and guidance you need to move forward confidently in this new legal landscape. \;
\nThe AZ in Focus community conversation series convenes community leaders for an intimate opportunity to connect with high-level Valley business and public policy professionals to learn about and discuss insider information\, and smart\, sustainable solutions to critical economic and policy issues in our state.
