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SUMMARY:Bridge to Better Business: Employment Law
DESCRIPTION:Employment law affects every business\, regardless of size. Yet many business owners and managers are left to navigate workplace requirements without dedicated legal support.Questions around pay practices\, leave policies\, employee conduct\, workplace complaints and terminations can arise at any time. When they do\, understanding your responsibilities as an employer is critical to protecting both your business and your team.Bridge to Better Business: Employment Law offers a practical insights into the laws and workplace issues employers encounter most often.Led by Cherie Blackburn\, Shareholder at Saxton & Stump\, this workshop will cover key state and federal employment law requirements\, along with best practices that can help reduce risk and avoid common mistakes.\nMore About Cherie BlackburnCherie Blackburn is a Shareholder with Saxton & Stump and has spent more than 35 years helping employers navigate workplace challenges and employment law issues. She advises businesses on topics ranging from workplace policies and employee relations to wage requirements\, discrimination claims and terminations\, with a focus on helping employers reduce risk and avoid costly litigation. A recognized leader in employment law\, Cherie regularly trains managers on key federal employment laws and works closely with organizations to build compliant\, effective workplace practices.\nEvent DetailsTuesday\, July 7\, 2026\n2:00 3:00 PMCharleston Metro Chamber of Commerce Boardroom\n4922 O'Hear Avenue\, Suite 205\nNorth Charleston\, SC 29405Free to Chamber Members
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Employment law affects every business\, regardless of size. Yet many business owners and managers are left to navigate workplace requirements without dedicated legal support.
Questions around pay practices\, leave policies\, employee conduct\, workplace complaints and terminations can arise at any time. When they do\, understanding your responsibilities as an employer is critical to protecting both your business and your team.
Bridge to Better Business: Employment Law offers a practical insights into the laws and workplace issues employers encounter most often.
Led by Cherie Blackburn\, Shareholder at Saxton &\; Stump\, this workshop will cover key state and federal employment law requirements\, along with best practices that can help reduce risk and avoid common mistakes.
More About Cherie Blackburn
Cherie Blackburn is a Shareholder with Saxton &\; Stump and has spent more than 35 years helping employers navigate workplace challenges and employment law issues. She advises businesses on topics ranging from workplace policies and employee relations to wage requirements\, discrimination claims and terminations\, with a focus on helping employers reduce risk and avoid costly litigation. A recognized leader in employment law\, Cherie regularly trains managers on key federal employment laws and works closely with organizations to build compliant\, effective workplace practices.
Event Details
Tuesday\, July 7\, 2026
2:00 &ndash\; 3:00 PM
Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce Boardroom
4922 O&rsquo\;Hear Avenue\, Suite 205
North Charleston\, SC 29405
Free to Chamber Members
LOCATION:4922 O'Hear Ave. Suite 205 N. Charleston SC 29405
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URL:https://members.charlestonchamber.org/eventcalendar/Details/bridge-to-better-business-employment-law-1549215?sourceTypeId=Hub
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