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Who Should Attend

Attorneys, labor relations and human resources managers, union business representatives and other labor relations professionals should attend this one day conference which will focus on major issues under the National Labor Relations Act. The conference will present a diversity of workshops, some focused on emerging complex issues under the NLRA and others on the basics of practice before the NLRB. A unique feature of this conference will be the opportunity to discuss particular issues during “table talks” over lunch.

Institute for Law and the Workplace

The Institute for Law and the Workplace at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law is a national center for research, training, dialogue and reflection on the law that governs the workplace. Founded in 1996, the institute serves as an intellectual home for the labor and employment law community, both in the Chicago area and nationwide. The institute pools the resources of leading academic scholars and the practicing professional community to train students and professionals, monitor polices and trends, and study issues confronting the labor and employment law community in a neutral setting. IIT Chicago-Kent’s Certificate Program in Labor and Employment Law is the centerpiece of the institute. The certificate program entails a logical, carefully paced sequence of course work and practical skills training that provides comprehensive, rigorous preparation for the field of labor and employment law.

Upcoming Programs

Please check our website at cle.kentlaw.edu for upcoming programs.

Program LocationThe conference will be held at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, 565 West Adams Street in Chicago. Confirmation of Registration A letter of confirmation will be emailed to the address given on your registration form. If you do not receive an email confirmation after registering and before the conference please contact the Office of Continuing Legal & Professional Education at cle@kentlaw.iit.edu. Confirmation of Attendance A certificate of attendance will be provided at registration. Cancellations and Refunds Written notification of cancellation is required. A full tuition refund is available if notification is received prior to May 16, 2014; 25% will be charged if notification is received between May 16 and June 6, 2014. No refunds will be granted after June 6, 2014. MCLE Credit IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law is an accredited provider for IL & PA MCLE. This conference is eligible for 5.5 hours of IL MCLE and includes 1.0 hours of ethics credit (pending approval). The actual number of approved hours may vary from state to state. For additional information: please call the Office of Continuing Legal and Professional Education, IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, (312) 906-5090, or send an email to cle@kentlaw.iit.edu.

Hotel Accommodations Hotel accommodations for the convenience of out-of-town guests have been made at the Crowne Plaza Chicago Metro. The room rate at the Crowne Plaza Chicago Metro is $199 for single or double occupancy, plus 16.4% tax. The Crowne is located four blocks west of the law school within easy walking distance. Please make reservations directly with the hotel. Requests for accommodations cannot be assured if made after May 15, 2014.

To Make Reservations: Crowne Plaza Chicago Metro 733 W. Madison Street Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 829-5000 Voice (312) 602-2180 Fax www.crowneplaza.com/chicagometro When booking online enter group code: KTL

Please mention to the hotel reservation receptionist that you are with the IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Hot Topics in Contemporary Labor Relations Law Conference.

Registration Fee: $230 (A $5 per person discount is available to groups that register 3 or more individuals at the same time.)

After May 30, 2014: $260 (No group discount available)

Fee includes continental breakfast, lunch and course materials.

General Information

IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Institute for Law and the Workplace

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IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law 565 West Adams St.

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8:00a.m. - 8:45a.m.Registration

8:45a.m. - 9:00a.m. Welcome & Announcements

Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13 Martin H. MalinProfessor of Law and Director, Institute for Law and the Workplace,IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.From Advocate to Board Official

Moderator: Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Richard F. Griffin, Jr. General Counsel, National Labor Relations BoardPhilip A. MiscimarraBoard Member, National Labor Relations Board

10:00a.m. - 10:15a.m.Break10:15a.m. - 11:45a.m.Labor’s New Strategies for Empowering WorkersModerator/Panelist: Paul G. HittermanRegional Attorney, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Barry M. BennettDowd, Bloch, Bennett, & CervoneArly W. EggertsenFormer Regional Attorney (retired), National Labor Relations Board Region 13Sang-yul LeeEdwards Wildman Palmer LLP

Terrance B. McGannWhitfield, McGann, & KettermanAdam C. WitLittler Mendelson PC

Luncheon and Table Topics11:45a.m. Lunch will be served buffet style in the second floor cafeteria and on the lower level in the concourse.

12:00p.m. - 1:00p.m. Participants have the option of participating in “Table Topics”- facilitator led discussion of specific topics.

ULP and R Case Processes in Region 13Moderator/Panelist:Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13

Paul G. Hitterman Regional Attorney, National Labor Relations Board Region 13

Joyce Hofstra Supervisory Field Examiner, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Daniel NelsonAssistant to the Regional Director, National Labor Relations BoardRegion 13

Deferral to ArbitrationModerator:Paul ProkopNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Stephanie K. BrinsonTeamsters Local 727Richard L. SamsonOgletree, Deakins, Nash,Smoak, & Stewart PC

Union Security IssuesModerator/Panelist: Jessica T. MuthNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Anthony AlfanoUnited Steelworkers

Gregory H. AndrewsJackson Lewis PC

Education IssuesModerator/Panelist:Jason PattersonNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Melissa J. Auerbach Cornfield & Feldman LLPJake Rubinstein The University of ChicagoBill SilverIllinois Education Association, NEAMichael L. SullivanGoldberg Kohn

1:00p.m. - 1:15p.m.Break

1:15p.m. - 2:15p.m.Concurrent Workshops INuts and Bolts ofRepresentation CasesModerator/Panelist:Kate GianopulosNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Marisel A. HernandezJacobs, Burns, Orlove, & HernandezJason C. KimNeal, Gerber, & Eisenberg LLPCharles R. KiserKatz, Friedman, Eagle, Eisenstein,Johnson, & Bareck PCHenry W. Sledz, Jr.Schiff Hardin LLP

The Affordable Care Act andCollective BargainingModerator/Panelist:Jerry HughesFederal Mediation & Conciliation Service

Jonathan D. KarmelKarmel Law FirmRonald J. KramerSeyfarth Shaw LLPMichael NewmanAFSCME Council 31Sally J. ScottFranczek Radelet PC

Stumbling into Violations: When Do Handbooks and Policies Violate the NLRA?Moderator/Panelist:Daniel NelsonNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Lisa R. CallawayClark Baird Smith LLPWesley KennedyAllison, Slutsky, & Kennedy PC

2:15pm - 2:30pmBreak

2:30pm - 3:30pmConcurrent Workshops II

Nuts and Bolts of UnfairLabor Practice Cases

Moderator/Panelist:Lisa Friedheim-WeisNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Librado ArreolaAsher, Gittler, & D’Alba Ltd.Alan M. KaplanMasuda Funai

Social Media and the NLRAModerator/Panelist:Richard G. Kelliher-PazNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Beverly P. AlfonSmithAmundsen LLC

Friday, June 13, 2014 Pasquale A. FiorettoBaum Sigman Auerbach, &Neuman, Ltd.Ross H. FriedmanMorgan, Lewis, & Bockius LLPCraig M. RosenbaumChicago Newspaper Guild

Ethical Issues in Labor Board PracticeModerator/Panelist:Elizabeth S. CortezNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Violet M. ClarkLaner Muchin, Ltd.Dale D. PiersonInternational Union ofOperating Engineers, Local 150

3:30p.m. - 3:45p.m.Break

3:45p.m.- 4:45p.m.Breaking News from the NLRB

Moderator:Professor Martin H. MalinIIT Chicago-Kent College of LawLawrence J. CasazzaVedder Price PCJeanette C. SchrandNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13William A. Widmer IIICarmell, Charone, Widmer,Moss, & Barr Ltd.

4:45p.m. - 5:45p.m. Reception

Stephanie K. BrinsonTeamsters Local 727

Lisa R. CallawayClark Baird Smith LLP

Michele N. CotrupeAsher, Gittler, & D’Alba Ltd.

Joshua L. DitelbergSeyfarth Shaw LLP

Stanley EisensteinKatz, Friedman, Eagle, Eisenstein, Johnson & Bareck PC

Pasquale A. FiorettoBaum, Sigman, Auerbach, & Neuman, Ltd.

Marisel A. HernandezJacobs, Burns, Orlove, & Hernandez

Alan M. KaplanMasuda Funai

Martin H. MalinIIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

Terrance B. McGannWhitfield, McGann, & Ketterman

Daniel NelsonNational Labor Relations Board Region 13

Peter Sung OhrNational Labor Relations Board Region 13

Valerie C. PereraIIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

Robert G. Reiter, Jr.Chicago Federation of Labor

Henry W. Sledz, Jr.Schiff Hardin LLP

Thomas A. SummersFederal Mediation & Conciliation Service

William A. Widmer IIICarmell, Charone, Widmer, Moss & Barr Ltd.

Program Schedule CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE

§ = Section

Plenary Sessions:• From Advocate to Board Official

• Labor’s New Strategies for Empowering Workers

• Breaking News from the NLRB

Workshop Sessions on:• Nuts and Bolts of Representation Cases

• Nuts and Bolts of Unfair Labor Practice Cases

• The Affordable Care Act and Collective Bargaining

• Stumbling into Violations: When Do Handbooks and Policies Violate the NLRA?

• Social Media and the NLRA

• Ethical Issues in Labor Board Practice

Luncheon Table Topics on:• ULP and R Case Processes in Region 13

• Deferral to Arbitration

• Union Security Issues

• Education Issues

Highlights

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Who Should Attend

Attorneys, labor relations and human resources managers, union business representatives and other labor relations professionals should attend this one day conference which will focus on major issues under the National Labor Relations Act. The conference will present a diversity of workshops, some focused on emerging complex issues under the NLRA and others on the basics of practice before the NLRB. A unique feature of this conference will be the opportunity to discuss particular issues during “table talks” over lunch.

Institute for Law and the Workplace

The Institute for Law and the Workplace at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law is a national center for research, training, dialogue and reflection on the law that governs the workplace. Founded in 1996, the institute serves as an intellectual home for the labor and employment law community, both in the Chicago area and nationwide. The institute pools the resources of leading academic scholars and the practicing professional community to train students and professionals, monitor polices and trends, and study issues confronting the labor and employment law community in a neutral setting. IIT Chicago-Kent’s Certificate Program in Labor and Employment Law is the centerpiece of the institute. The certificate program entails a logical, carefully paced sequence of course work and practical skills training that provides comprehensive, rigorous preparation for the field of labor and employment law.

Upcoming Programs

Please check our website at cle.kentlaw.edu for upcoming programs.

Program LocationThe conference will be held at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, 565 West Adams Street in Chicago. Confirmation of Registration A letter of confirmation will be emailed to the address given on your registration form. If you do not receive an email confirmation after registering and before the conference please contact the Office of Continuing Legal & Professional Education at cle@kentlaw.iit.edu. Confirmation of Attendance A certificate of attendance will be provided at registration. Cancellations and Refunds Written notification of cancellation is required. A full tuition refund is available if notification is received prior to May 16, 2014; 25% will be charged if notification is received between May 16 and June 6, 2014. No refunds will be granted after June 6, 2014. MCLE Credit IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law is an accredited provider for IL & PA MCLE. This conference is eligible for 5.5 hours of IL MCLE and includes 1.0 hours of ethics credit (pending approval). The actual number of approved hours may vary from state to state. For additional information: please call the Office of Continuing Legal and Professional Education, IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, (312) 906-5090, or send an email to cle@kentlaw.iit.edu.

Hotel Accommodations Hotel accommodations for the convenience of out-of-town guests have been made at the Crowne Plaza Chicago Metro. The room rate at the Crowne Plaza Chicago Metro is $199 for single or double occupancy, plus 16.4% tax. The Crowne is located four blocks west of the law school within easy walking distance. Please make reservations directly with the hotel. Requests for accommodations cannot be assured if made after May 15, 2014.

To Make Reservations: Crowne Plaza Chicago Metro 733 W. Madison Street Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 829-5000 Voice (312) 602-2180 Fax www.crowneplaza.com/chicagometro When booking online enter group code: KTL

Please mention to the hotel reservation receptionist that you are with the IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Hot Topics in Contemporary Labor Relations Law Conference.

Registration Fee: $230 (A $5 per person discount is available to groups that register 3 or more individuals at the same time.)

After May 30, 2014: $260 (No group discount available)

Fee includes continental breakfast, lunch and course materials.

General Information

IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Institute for Law and the Workplace

Hot Topics in Contemporary Labor Relations Law Friday, June 13, 2014

Co-Sponsored by: National Labor Relations Board Region 13

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IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law 565 West Adams St.

Chicago, IL 60661-3691 Phone: (312) 906-5090

Name (please print) Professional Title

Firm

Address

City State Zip

Telephone Fax

Email

Attorney Registration #

q� ���Please check here if you have any special needs and a CLE staff member will contact you.

Conference Materialsq� I would like a binder of printed materials q�I would like a flash drive of materials

Payment Informationq� � Payment by check. Amount enclosed $ ____________________(Make check payable to: IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law)

Registration form must accompany payment.

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8:00a.m. - 8:45a.m.Registration

8:45a.m. - 9:00a.m. Welcome & Announcements

Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13 Martin H. MalinProfessor of Law and Director, Institute for Law and the Workplace,IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.From Advocate to Board Official

Moderator: Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Richard F. Griffin, Jr. General Counsel, National Labor Relations BoardPhilip A. MiscimarraBoard Member, National Labor Relations Board

10:00a.m. - 10:15a.m.Break10:15a.m. - 11:45a.m.Labor’s New Strategies for Empowering WorkersModerator/Panelist: Paul G. HittermanRegional Attorney, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Barry M. BennettDowd, Bloch, Bennett, & CervoneArly W. EggertsenFormer Regional Attorney (retired), National Labor Relations Board Region 13Sang-yul LeeEdwards Wildman Palmer LLP

Terrance B. McGannWhitfield, McGann, & KettermanAdam C. WitLittler Mendelson PC

Luncheon and Table Topics11:45a.m. Lunch will be served buffet style in the second floor cafeteria and on the lower level in the concourse.

12:00p.m. - 1:00p.m. Participants have the option of participating in “Table Topics”- facilitator led discussion of specific topics.

ULP and R Case Processes in Region 13Moderator/Panelist:Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13

Paul G. Hitterman Regional Attorney, National Labor Relations Board Region 13

Joyce Hofstra Supervisory Field Examiner, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Daniel NelsonAssistant to the Regional Director, National Labor Relations BoardRegion 13

Deferral to ArbitrationModerator:Paul ProkopNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Stephanie K. BrinsonTeamsters Local 727Richard L. SamsonOgletree, Deakins, Nash,Smoak, & Stewart PC

Union Security IssuesModerator/Panelist: Jessica T. MuthNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Anthony AlfanoUnited Steelworkers

Gregory H. AndrewsJackson Lewis PC

Education IssuesModerator/Panelist:Jason PattersonNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Melissa J. Auerbach Cornfield & Feldman LLPJake Rubinstein The University of ChicagoBill SilverIllinois Education Association, NEAMichael L. SullivanGoldberg Kohn

1:00p.m. - 1:15p.m.Break

1:15p.m. - 2:15p.m.Concurrent Workshops INuts and Bolts ofRepresentation CasesModerator/Panelist:Kate GianopulosNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Marisel A. HernandezJacobs, Burns, Orlove, & HernandezJason C. KimNeal, Gerber, & Eisenberg LLPCharles R. KiserKatz, Friedman, Eagle, Eisenstein,Johnson, & Bareck PCHenry W. Sledz, Jr.Schiff Hardin LLP

The Affordable Care Act andCollective BargainingModerator/Panelist:Jerry HughesFederal Mediation & Conciliation Service

Jonathan D. KarmelKarmel Law FirmRonald J. KramerSeyfarth Shaw LLPMichael NewmanAFSCME Council 31Sally J. ScottFranczek Radelet PC

Stumbling into Violations: When Do Handbooks and Policies Violate the NLRA?Moderator/Panelist:Daniel NelsonNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Lisa R. CallawayClark Baird Smith LLPWesley KennedyAllison, Slutsky, & Kennedy PC

2:15pm - 2:30pmBreak

2:30pm - 3:30pmConcurrent Workshops II

Nuts and Bolts of UnfairLabor Practice Cases

Moderator/Panelist:Lisa Friedheim-WeisNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Librado ArreolaAsher, Gittler, & D’Alba Ltd.Alan M. KaplanMasuda Funai

Social Media and the NLRAModerator/Panelist:Richard G. Kelliher-PazNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Beverly P. AlfonSmithAmundsen LLC

Friday, June 13, 2014 Pasquale A. FiorettoBaum Sigman Auerbach, &Neuman, Ltd.Ross H. FriedmanMorgan, Lewis, & Bockius LLPCraig M. RosenbaumChicago Newspaper Guild

Ethical Issues in Labor Board PracticeModerator/Panelist:Elizabeth S. CortezNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Violet M. ClarkLaner Muchin, Ltd.Dale D. PiersonInternational Union ofOperating Engineers, Local 150

3:30p.m. - 3:45p.m.Break

3:45p.m.- 4:45p.m.Breaking News from the NLRB

Moderator:Professor Martin H. MalinIIT Chicago-Kent College of LawLawrence J. CasazzaVedder Price PCJeanette C. SchrandNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13William A. Widmer IIICarmell, Charone, Widmer,Moss, & Barr Ltd.

4:45p.m. - 5:45p.m. Reception

Stephanie K. BrinsonTeamsters Local 727

Lisa R. CallawayClark Baird Smith LLP

Michele N. CotrupeAsher, Gittler, & D’Alba Ltd.

Joshua L. DitelbergSeyfarth Shaw LLP

Stanley EisensteinKatz, Friedman, Eagle, Eisenstein, Johnson & Bareck PC

Pasquale A. FiorettoBaum, Sigman, Auerbach, & Neuman, Ltd.

Marisel A. HernandezJacobs, Burns, Orlove, & Hernandez

Alan M. KaplanMasuda Funai

Martin H. MalinIIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

Terrance B. McGannWhitfield, McGann, & Ketterman

Daniel NelsonNational Labor Relations Board Region 13

Peter Sung OhrNational Labor Relations Board Region 13

Valerie C. PereraIIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

Robert G. Reiter, Jr.Chicago Federation of Labor

Henry W. Sledz, Jr.Schiff Hardin LLP

Thomas A. SummersFederal Mediation & Conciliation Service

William A. Widmer IIICarmell, Charone, Widmer, Moss & Barr Ltd.

Program Schedule CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE

§ = Section

Plenary Sessions:• From Advocate to Board Official

• Labor’s New Strategies for Empowering Workers

• Breaking News from the NLRB

Workshop Sessions on:• Nuts and Bolts of Representation Cases

• Nuts and Bolts of Unfair Labor Practice Cases

• The Affordable Care Act and Collective Bargaining

• Stumbling into Violations: When Do Handbooks and Policies Violate the NLRA?

• Social Media and the NLRA

• Ethical Issues in Labor Board Practice

Luncheon Table Topics on:• ULP and R Case Processes in Region 13

• Deferral to Arbitration

• Union Security Issues

• Education Issues

Highlights

8:00a.m. - 8:45a.m.Registration

8:45a.m. - 9:00a.m. Welcome & Announcements

Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13 Martin H. MalinProfessor of Law and Director, Institute for Law and the Workplace,IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.From Advocate to Board Official

Moderator: Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Richard F. Griffin, Jr. General Counsel, National Labor Relations BoardPhilip A. MiscimarraBoard Member, National Labor Relations Board

10:00a.m. - 10:15a.m.Break10:15a.m. - 11:45a.m.Labor’s New Strategies for Empowering WorkersModerator/Panelist: Paul G. HittermanRegional Attorney, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Barry M. BennettDowd, Bloch, Bennett, & CervoneArly W. EggertsenFormer Regional Attorney (retired), National Labor Relations Board Region 13Sang-yul LeeEdwards Wildman Palmer LLP

Terrance B. McGannWhitfield, McGann, & KettermanAdam C. WitLittler Mendelson PC

Luncheon and Table Topics11:45a.m. Lunch will be served buffet style in the second floor cafeteria and on the lower level in the concourse.

12:00p.m. - 1:00p.m. Participants have the option of participating in “Table Topics”- facilitator led discussion of specific topics.

ULP and R Case Processes in Region 13Moderator/Panelist:Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13

Paul G. Hitterman Regional Attorney, National Labor Relations Board Region 13

Joyce Hofstra Supervisory Field Examiner, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Daniel NelsonAssistant to the Regional Director, National Labor Relations BoardRegion 13

Deferral to ArbitrationModerator:Paul ProkopNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Stephanie K. BrinsonTeamsters Local 727Richard L. SamsonOgletree, Deakins, Nash,Smoak, & Stewart PC

Union Security IssuesModerator/Panelist: Jessica T. MuthNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Anthony AlfanoUnited Steelworkers

Gregory H. AndrewsJackson Lewis PC

Education IssuesModerator/Panelist:Jason PattersonNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Melissa J. Auerbach Cornfield & Feldman LLPJake Rubinstein The University of ChicagoBill SilverIllinois Education Association, NEAMichael L. SullivanGoldberg Kohn

1:00p.m. - 1:15p.m.Break

1:15p.m. - 2:15p.m.Concurrent Workshops INuts and Bolts ofRepresentation CasesModerator/Panelist:Kate GianopulosNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Marisel A. HernandezJacobs, Burns, Orlove, & HernandezJason C. KimNeal, Gerber, & Eisenberg LLPCharles R. KiserKatz, Friedman, Eagle, Eisenstein,Johnson, & Bareck PCHenry W. Sledz, Jr.Schiff Hardin LLP

The Affordable Care Act andCollective BargainingModerator/Panelist:Jerry HughesFederal Mediation & Conciliation Service

Jonathan D. KarmelKarmel Law FirmRonald J. KramerSeyfarth Shaw LLPMichael NewmanAFSCME Council 31Sally J. ScottFranczek Radelet PC

Stumbling into Violations: When Do Handbooks and Policies Violate the NLRA?Moderator/Panelist:Daniel NelsonNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Lisa R. CallawayClark Baird Smith LLPWesley KennedyAllison, Slutsky, & Kennedy PC

2:15pm - 2:30pmBreak

2:30pm - 3:30pmConcurrent Workshops II

Nuts and Bolts of UnfairLabor Practice Cases

Moderator/Panelist:Lisa Friedheim-WeisNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Librado ArreolaAsher, Gittler, & D’Alba Ltd.Alan M. KaplanMasuda Funai

Social Media and the NLRAModerator/Panelist:Richard G. Kelliher-PazNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Beverly P. AlfonSmithAmundsen LLC

Friday, June 13, 2014 Pasquale A. FiorettoBaum Sigman Auerbach, &Neuman, Ltd.Ross H. FriedmanMorgan, Lewis, & Bockius LLPCraig M. RosenbaumChicago Newspaper Guild

Ethical Issues in Labor Board PracticeModerator/Panelist:Elizabeth S. CortezNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Violet M. ClarkLaner Muchin, Ltd.Dale D. PiersonInternational Union ofOperating Engineers, Local 150

3:30p.m. - 3:45p.m.Break

3:45p.m.- 4:45p.m.Breaking News from the NLRB

Moderator:Professor Martin H. MalinIIT Chicago-Kent College of LawLawrence J. CasazzaVedder Price PCJeanette C. SchrandNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13William A. Widmer IIICarmell, Charone, Widmer,Moss, & Barr Ltd.

4:45p.m. - 5:45p.m. Reception

Stephanie K. BrinsonTeamsters Local 727

Lisa R. CallawayClark Baird Smith LLP

Michele N. CotrupeAsher, Gittler, & D’Alba Ltd.

Joshua L. DitelbergSeyfarth Shaw LLP

Stanley EisensteinKatz, Friedman, Eagle, Eisenstein, Johnson & Bareck PC

Pasquale A. FiorettoBaum, Sigman, Auerbach, & Neuman, Ltd.

Marisel A. HernandezJacobs, Burns, Orlove, & Hernandez

Alan M. KaplanMasuda Funai

Martin H. MalinIIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

Terrance B. McGannWhitfield, McGann, & Ketterman

Daniel NelsonNational Labor Relations Board Region 13

Peter Sung OhrNational Labor Relations Board Region 13

Valerie C. PereraIIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

Robert G. Reiter, Jr.Chicago Federation of Labor

Henry W. Sledz, Jr.Schiff Hardin LLP

Thomas A. SummersFederal Mediation & Conciliation Service

William A. Widmer IIICarmell, Charone, Widmer, Moss & Barr Ltd.

Program Schedule CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE

§ = Section

Plenary Sessions:• From Advocate to Board Official

• Labor’s New Strategies for Empowering Workers

• Breaking News from the NLRB

Workshop Sessions on:• Nuts and Bolts of Representation Cases

• Nuts and Bolts of Unfair Labor Practice Cases

• The Affordable Care Act and Collective Bargaining

• Stumbling into Violations: When Do Handbooks and Policies Violate the NLRA?

• Social Media and the NLRA

• Ethical Issues in Labor Board Practice

Luncheon Table Topics on:• ULP and R Case Processes in Region 13

• Deferral to Arbitration

• Union Security Issues

• Education Issues

Highlights

8:00a.m. - 8:45a.m.Registration

8:45a.m. - 9:00a.m. Welcome & Announcements

Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13 Martin H. MalinProfessor of Law and Director, Institute for Law and the Workplace,IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.From Advocate to Board Official

Moderator: Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Richard F. Griffin, Jr. General Counsel, National Labor Relations BoardPhilip A. MiscimarraBoard Member, National Labor Relations Board

10:00a.m. - 10:15a.m.Break10:15a.m. - 11:45a.m.Labor’s New Strategies for Empowering WorkersModerator/Panelist: Paul G. HittermanRegional Attorney, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Barry M. BennettDowd, Bloch, Bennett, & CervoneArly W. EggertsenFormer Regional Attorney (retired), National Labor Relations Board Region 13Sang-yul LeeEdwards Wildman Palmer LLP

Terrance B. McGannWhitfield, McGann, & KettermanAdam C. WitLittler Mendelson PC

Luncheon and Table Topics11:45a.m. Lunch will be served buffet style in the second floor cafeteria and on the lower level in the concourse.

12:00p.m. - 1:00p.m. Participants have the option of participating in “Table Topics”- facilitator led discussion of specific topics.

ULP and R Case Processes in Region 13Moderator/Panelist:Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13

Paul G. Hitterman Regional Attorney, National Labor Relations Board Region 13

Joyce Hofstra Supervisory Field Examiner, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Daniel NelsonAssistant to the Regional Director, National Labor Relations BoardRegion 13

Deferral to ArbitrationModerator:Paul ProkopNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Stephanie K. BrinsonTeamsters Local 727Richard L. SamsonOgletree, Deakins, Nash,Smoak, & Stewart PC

Union Security IssuesModerator/Panelist: Jessica T. MuthNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Anthony AlfanoUnited Steelworkers

Gregory H. AndrewsJackson Lewis PC

Education IssuesModerator/Panelist:Jason PattersonNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Melissa J. Auerbach Cornfield & Feldman LLPJake Rubinstein The University of ChicagoBill SilverIllinois Education Association, NEAMichael L. SullivanGoldberg Kohn

1:00p.m. - 1:15p.m.Break

1:15p.m. - 2:15p.m.Concurrent Workshops INuts and Bolts ofRepresentation CasesModerator/Panelist:Kate GianopulosNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Marisel A. HernandezJacobs, Burns, Orlove, & HernandezJason C. KimNeal, Gerber, & Eisenberg LLPCharles R. KiserKatz, Friedman, Eagle, Eisenstein,Johnson, & Bareck PCHenry W. Sledz, Jr.Schiff Hardin LLP

The Affordable Care Act andCollective BargainingModerator/Panelist:Jerry HughesFederal Mediation & Conciliation Service

Jonathan D. KarmelKarmel Law FirmRonald J. KramerSeyfarth Shaw LLPMichael NewmanAFSCME Council 31Sally J. ScottFranczek Radelet PC

Stumbling into Violations: When Do Handbooks and Policies Violate the NLRA?Moderator/Panelist:Daniel NelsonNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Lisa R. CallawayClark Baird Smith LLPWesley KennedyAllison, Slutsky, & Kennedy PC

2:15pm - 2:30pmBreak

2:30pm - 3:30pmConcurrent Workshops II

Nuts and Bolts of UnfairLabor Practice Cases

Moderator/Panelist:Lisa Friedheim-WeisNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Librado ArreolaAsher, Gittler, & D’Alba Ltd.Alan M. KaplanMasuda Funai

Social Media and the NLRAModerator/Panelist:Richard G. Kelliher-PazNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Beverly P. AlfonSmithAmundsen LLC

Friday, June 13, 2014 Pasquale A. FiorettoBaum Sigman Auerbach, &Neuman, Ltd.Ross H. FriedmanMorgan, Lewis, & Bockius LLPCraig M. RosenbaumChicago Newspaper Guild

Ethical Issues in Labor Board PracticeModerator/Panelist:Elizabeth S. CortezNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Violet M. ClarkLaner Muchin, Ltd.Dale D. PiersonInternational Union ofOperating Engineers, Local 150

3:30p.m. - 3:45p.m.Break

3:45p.m.- 4:45p.m.Breaking News from the NLRB

Moderator:Professor Martin H. MalinIIT Chicago-Kent College of LawLawrence J. CasazzaVedder Price PCJeanette C. SchrandNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13William A. Widmer IIICarmell, Charone, Widmer,Moss, & Barr Ltd.

4:45p.m. - 5:45p.m. Reception

Stephanie K. BrinsonTeamsters Local 727

Lisa R. CallawayClark Baird Smith LLP

Michele N. CotrupeAsher, Gittler, & D’Alba Ltd.

Joshua L. DitelbergSeyfarth Shaw LLP

Stanley EisensteinKatz, Friedman, Eagle, Eisenstein, Johnson & Bareck PC

Pasquale A. FiorettoBaum, Sigman, Auerbach, & Neuman, Ltd.

Marisel A. HernandezJacobs, Burns, Orlove, & Hernandez

Alan M. KaplanMasuda Funai

Martin H. MalinIIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

Terrance B. McGannWhitfield, McGann, & Ketterman

Daniel NelsonNational Labor Relations Board Region 13

Peter Sung OhrNational Labor Relations Board Region 13

Valerie C. PereraIIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

Robert G. Reiter, Jr.Chicago Federation of Labor

Henry W. Sledz, Jr.Schiff Hardin LLP

Thomas A. SummersFederal Mediation & Conciliation Service

William A. Widmer IIICarmell, Charone, Widmer, Moss & Barr Ltd.

Program Schedule CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE

§ = Section

Plenary Sessions:• From Advocate to Board Official

• Labor’s New Strategies for Empowering Workers

• Breaking News from the NLRB

Workshop Sessions on:• Nuts and Bolts of Representation Cases

• Nuts and Bolts of Unfair Labor Practice Cases

• The Affordable Care Act and Collective Bargaining

• Stumbling into Violations: When Do Handbooks and Policies Violate the NLRA?

• Social Media and the NLRA

• Ethical Issues in Labor Board Practice

Luncheon Table Topics on:• ULP and R Case Processes in Region 13

• Deferral to Arbitration

• Union Security Issues

• Education Issues

Highlights

8:00a.m. - 8:45a.m.Registration

8:45a.m. - 9:00a.m. Welcome & Announcements

Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13 Martin H. MalinProfessor of Law and Director, Institute for Law and the Workplace,IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.From Advocate to Board Official

Moderator: Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Richard F. Griffin, Jr. General Counsel, National Labor Relations BoardPhilip A. MiscimarraBoard Member, National Labor Relations Board

10:00a.m. - 10:15a.m.Break10:15a.m. - 11:45a.m.Labor’s New Strategies for Empowering WorkersModerator/Panelist: Paul G. HittermanRegional Attorney, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Barry M. BennettDowd, Bloch, Bennett, & CervoneArly W. EggertsenFormer Regional Attorney (retired), National Labor Relations Board Region 13Sang-yul LeeEdwards Wildman Palmer LLP

Terrance B. McGannWhitfield, McGann, & KettermanAdam C. WitLittler Mendelson PC

Luncheon and Table Topics11:45a.m. Lunch will be served buffet style in the second floor cafeteria and on the lower level in the concourse.

12:00p.m. - 1:00p.m. Participants have the option of participating in “Table Topics”- facilitator led discussion of specific topics.

ULP and R Case Processes in Region 13Moderator/Panelist:Peter Sung OhrRegional Director, National Labor Relations Board Region 13

Paul G. Hitterman Regional Attorney, National Labor Relations Board Region 13

Joyce Hofstra Supervisory Field Examiner, National Labor Relations Board Region 13Daniel NelsonAssistant to the Regional Director, National Labor Relations BoardRegion 13

Deferral to ArbitrationModerator:Paul ProkopNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Stephanie K. BrinsonTeamsters Local 727Richard L. SamsonOgletree, Deakins, Nash,Smoak, & Stewart PC

Union Security IssuesModerator/Panelist: Jessica T. MuthNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Anthony AlfanoUnited Steelworkers

Gregory H. AndrewsJackson Lewis PC

Education IssuesModerator/Panelist:Jason PattersonNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Melissa J. Auerbach Cornfield & Feldman LLPJake Rubinstein The University of ChicagoBill SilverIllinois Education Association, NEAMichael L. SullivanGoldberg Kohn

1:00p.m. - 1:15p.m.Break

1:15p.m. - 2:15p.m.Concurrent Workshops INuts and Bolts ofRepresentation CasesModerator/Panelist:Kate GianopulosNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Marisel A. HernandezJacobs, Burns, Orlove, & HernandezJason C. KimNeal, Gerber, & Eisenberg LLPCharles R. KiserKatz, Friedman, Eagle, Eisenstein,Johnson, & Bareck PCHenry W. Sledz, Jr.Schiff Hardin LLP

The Affordable Care Act andCollective BargainingModerator/Panelist:Jerry HughesFederal Mediation & Conciliation Service

Jonathan D. KarmelKarmel Law FirmRonald J. KramerSeyfarth Shaw LLPMichael NewmanAFSCME Council 31Sally J. ScottFranczek Radelet PC

Stumbling into Violations: When Do Handbooks and Policies Violate the NLRA?Moderator/Panelist:Daniel NelsonNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Lisa R. CallawayClark Baird Smith LLPWesley KennedyAllison, Slutsky, & Kennedy PC

2:15pm - 2:30pmBreak

2:30pm - 3:30pmConcurrent Workshops II

Nuts and Bolts of UnfairLabor Practice Cases

Moderator/Panelist:Lisa Friedheim-WeisNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Librado ArreolaAsher, Gittler, & D’Alba Ltd.Alan M. KaplanMasuda Funai

Social Media and the NLRAModerator/Panelist:Richard G. Kelliher-PazNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Beverly P. AlfonSmithAmundsen LLC

Friday, June 13, 2014 Pasquale A. FiorettoBaum Sigman Auerbach, &Neuman, Ltd.Ross H. FriedmanMorgan, Lewis, & Bockius LLPCraig M. RosenbaumChicago Newspaper Guild

Ethical Issues in Labor Board PracticeModerator/Panelist:Elizabeth S. CortezNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13Violet M. ClarkLaner Muchin, Ltd.Dale D. PiersonInternational Union ofOperating Engineers, Local 150

3:30p.m. - 3:45p.m.Break

3:45p.m.- 4:45p.m.Breaking News from the NLRB

Moderator:Professor Martin H. MalinIIT Chicago-Kent College of LawLawrence J. CasazzaVedder Price PCJeanette C. SchrandNational Labor Relations BoardRegion 13William A. Widmer IIICarmell, Charone, Widmer,Moss, & Barr Ltd.

4:45p.m. - 5:45p.m. Reception

Stephanie K. BrinsonTeamsters Local 727

Lisa R. CallawayClark Baird Smith LLP

Michele N. CotrupeAsher, Gittler, & D’Alba Ltd.

Joshua L. DitelbergSeyfarth Shaw LLP

Stanley EisensteinKatz, Friedman, Eagle, Eisenstein, Johnson & Bareck PC

Pasquale A. FiorettoBaum, Sigman, Auerbach, & Neuman, Ltd.

Marisel A. HernandezJacobs, Burns, Orlove, & Hernandez

Alan M. KaplanMasuda Funai

Martin H. MalinIIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

Terrance B. McGannWhitfield, McGann, & Ketterman

Daniel NelsonNational Labor Relations Board Region 13

Peter Sung OhrNational Labor Relations Board Region 13

Valerie C. PereraIIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

Robert G. Reiter, Jr.Chicago Federation of Labor

Henry W. Sledz, Jr.Schiff Hardin LLP

Thomas A. SummersFederal Mediation & Conciliation Service

William A. Widmer IIICarmell, Charone, Widmer, Moss & Barr Ltd.

Program Schedule CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE

§ = Section

Plenary Sessions:• From Advocate to Board Official

• Labor’s New Strategies for Empowering Workers

• Breaking News from the NLRB

Workshop Sessions on:• Nuts and Bolts of Representation Cases

• Nuts and Bolts of Unfair Labor Practice Cases

• The Affordable Care Act and Collective Bargaining

• Stumbling into Violations: When Do Handbooks and Policies Violate the NLRA?

• Social Media and the NLRA

• Ethical Issues in Labor Board Practice

Luncheon Table Topics on:• ULP and R Case Processes in Region 13

• Deferral to Arbitration

• Union Security Issues

• Education Issues

Highlights

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Who Should Attend

Attorneys, labor relations and human resources managers, union business representatives and other labor relations professionals should attend this one day conference which will focus on major issues under the National Labor Relations Act. The conference will present a diversity of workshops, some focused on emerging complex issues under the NLRA and others on the basics of practice before the NLRB. A unique feature of this conference will be the opportunity to discuss particular issues during “table talks” over lunch.

Institute for Law and the Workplace

The Institute for Law and the Workplace at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law is a national center for research, training, dialogue and reflection on the law that governs the workplace. Founded in 1996, the institute serves as an intellectual home for the labor and employment law community, both in the Chicago area and nationwide. The institute pools the resources of leading academic scholars and the practicing professional community to train students and professionals, monitor polices and trends, and study issues confronting the labor and employment law community in a neutral setting. IIT Chicago-Kent’s Certificate Program in Labor and Employment Law is the centerpiece of the institute. The certificate program entails a logical, carefully paced sequence of course work and practical skills training that provides comprehensive, rigorous preparation for the field of labor and employment law.

Upcoming Programs

Please check our website at cle.kentlaw.edu for upcoming programs.

Program LocationThe conference will be held at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, 565 West Adams Street in Chicago. Confirmation of Registration A letter of confirmation will be emailed to the address given on your registration form. If you do not receive an email confirmation after registering and before the conference please contact the Office of Continuing Legal & Professional Education at cle@kentlaw.iit.edu. Confirmation of Attendance A certificate of attendance will be provided at registration. Cancellations and Refunds Written notification of cancellation is required. A full tuition refund is available if notification is received prior to May 16, 2014; 25% will be charged if notification is received between May 16 and June 6, 2014. No refunds will be granted after June 6, 2014. MCLE Credit IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law is an accredited provider for IL & PA MCLE. This conference is eligible for 5.5 hours of IL MCLE and includes 1.0 hours of ethics credit (pending approval). The actual number of approved hours may vary from state to state. For additional information: please call the Office of Continuing Legal and Professional Education, IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, (312) 906-5090, or send an email to cle@kentlaw.iit.edu.

Hotel Accommodations Hotel accommodations for the convenience of out-of-town guests have been made at the Crowne Plaza Chicago Metro. The room rate at the Crowne Plaza Chicago Metro is $199 for single or double occupancy, plus 16.4% tax. The Crowne is located four blocks west of the law school within easy walking distance. Please make reservations directly with the hotel. Requests for accommodations cannot be assured if made after May 15, 2014.

To Make Reservations: Crowne Plaza Chicago Metro 733 W. Madison Street Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 829-5000 Voice (312) 602-2180 Fax www.crowneplaza.com/chicagometro When booking online enter group code: KTL

Please mention to the hotel reservation receptionist that you are with the IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Hot Topics in Contemporary Labor Relations Law Conference.

Registration Fee: $230 (A $5 per person discount is available to groups that register 3 or more individuals at the same time.)

After May 30, 2014: $260 (No group discount available)

Fee includes continental breakfast, lunch and course materials.

General Information

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Institute for Law and the Workplace

The Institute for Law and the Workplace at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law is a national center for research, training, dialogue and reflection on the law that governs the workplace. Founded in 1996, the institute serves as an intellectual home for the labor and employment law community, both in the Chicago area and nationwide. The institute pools the resources of leading academic scholars and the practicing professional community to train students and professionals, monitor polices and trends, and study issues confronting the labor and employment law community in a neutral setting. IIT Chicago-Kent’s Certificate Program in Labor and Employment Law is the centerpiece of the institute. The certificate program entails a logical, carefully paced sequence of course work and practical skills training that provides comprehensive, rigorous preparation for the field of labor and employment law.

Upcoming Programs

Please check our website at cle.kentlaw.edu for upcoming programs.

Program LocationThe conference will be held at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, 565 West Adams Street in Chicago. Confirmation of Registration A letter of confirmation will be emailed to the address given on your registration form. If you do not receive an email confirmation after registering and before the conference please contact the Office of Continuing Legal & Professional Education at cle@kentlaw.iit.edu. Confirmation of Attendance A certificate of attendance will be provided at registration. Cancellations and Refunds Written notification of cancellation is required. A full tuition refund is available if notification is received prior to May 16, 2014; 25% will be charged if notification is received between May 16 and June 6, 2014. No refunds will be granted after June 6, 2014. MCLE Credit IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law is an accredited provider for IL & PA MCLE. This conference is eligible for 5.5 hours of IL MCLE and includes 1.0 hours of ethics credit (pending approval). The actual number of approved hours may vary from state to state. For additional information: please call the Office of Continuing Legal and Professional Education, IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, (312) 906-5090, or send an email to cle@kentlaw.iit.edu.

Hotel Accommodations Hotel accommodations for the convenience of out-of-town guests have been made at the Crowne Plaza Chicago Metro. The room rate at the Crowne Plaza Chicago Metro is $199 for single or double occupancy, plus 16.4% tax. The Crowne is located four blocks west of the law school within easy walking distance. Please make reservations directly with the hotel. Requests for accommodations cannot be assured if made after May 15, 2014.

To Make Reservations: Crowne Plaza Chicago Metro 733 W. Madison Street Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 829-5000 Voice (312) 602-2180 Fax www.crowneplaza.com/chicagometro When booking online enter group code: KTL

Please mention to the hotel reservation receptionist that you are with the IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Hot Topics in Contemporary Labor Relations Law Conference.

Registration Fee: $230 (A $5 per person discount is available to groups that register 3 or more individuals at the same time.)

After May 30, 2014: $260 (No group discount available)

Fee includes continental breakfast, lunch and course materials.

General Information

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IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law 565 West Adams St.

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