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– November 5, 2026  | Hotel Colorado –

Employment Law Seminar

 
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EVENT DETAILS

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DATE: Thursday, November 5th 

TIME: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM 

LOCATION: Hotel Colorado 
526 Pine St 
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601

Navigating updates to employment laws is an ongoing challenge for business owners, directors and managers. How do you know which rules directly impact your organization and what steps you need to take to comply with the latest requirements?

Get answers and guidance directly from attorneys Michael Santo, Christina Harney, and Keely McCabe during Dominion Payroll Colorado's Employment Law Seminar on Thursday, November 5th at the Hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs.

During their presentation, the presenters will unpack what employers need in order to comply with current and upcoming Federal and Colorado labor laws. 

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Meet our Speakers

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Michael Santo

Employment Law Attorney, Bechtel & Santo

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Cofounder and partner at Bechtel & Santo in Grand Junction, Colorado since 1994, Michael’s practice focuses on defending companies in employment litigation, including discrimination lawsuits; wrongful discharge; and wage and hour matters. Through day-to-day counseling, Michael advises employers on areas such as hiring, discipline, termination decisions, leave and disability issues, and on preparing and revising employee handbooks. By helping Colorado companies, large and small, develop sound personnel policies, Michael ensures their risk of employment-related litigation is significantly minimized.

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Christina M. Harney

 Associate Attorney, Bechtel & Santo

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Christina Harney graduated summa cum laude from Arizona State University before earning her law degree from Gonzaga University School of Law, where she served on Law Review. She began her legal career in bankruptcy law before spending six years in healthcare leadership, where she developed expertise in employee benefits, compensation, employment law, and healthcare law. Christina returned to practicing law as a general litigator and has extensive experience in employment disputes, contract matters, and administrative proceedings, including matters before the EEOC and DOL. She is licensed to practice law in Arizona and Colorado.

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Keely McCabe

 Associate Attorney, Bechtel & Santo

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Keely McCabe completed her undergraduate education at Hanover College before earning her law degree from Florida Coastal School of Law. She began her career conducting unemployment insurance appeals hearings for the Indiana Department of Workforce Development before moving to Colorado, where she conducted driver, business licensure, and rule promulgation hearings for the Colorado Department of Revenue. Keely later served as an Administrative Law Judge for the Colorado State Personnel Board, handling employment-related matters, facilitating settlement discussions, and preparing recommendations for the Board.

 

Event Schedule

Thursday, November 5, 2026

8:00AM
Registration
Join us at Hotel Colorado to check in, get some breakfast treats and get settled in. We will have some snacks and coffee to kick-start the morning! 
8:30 AM
Welcome
Jack Weisbrod
Jack is a dynamic sales leader with a proven track record in driving revenue growth and building client relationships. Currently, he serves as Sales Manager for Dominion Payroll in Virginia and Colorado, where he leads sales strategy and team development across both markets. Since joining Dominion Payroll in 2018, Jack has consistently exceeded sales goals, earning multiple President’s Club honors and recognition as a top producer within the enterprise. His expertise in consultative sales, client engagement, and human capital management solutions positions him as a trusted partner to businesses navigating payroll and workforce needs.
8:45 AM
Legal and Legislative Update
Michael Santo
This annual update will include recent and potential changes to Federal and Colorado law, including a number of bills in the Colorado legislature that concern wage and hour issues, temperatures in the workplace, union elections, FAMLI leave, etc. This talk will also keep you apprised of recent developments in Federal and Colorado case law and inform you of potential changes to employment and labor law that we might see in 2026 and beyond. For example, it will discuss the recent reclassification of marijuana and how that could require employers to accommodate such usage.
10:45 AM
Wage and Hour Talk
Keely McCabe
Where have employers struck out in wage- and-hour law compliance? Where have organizations seen their pennant hopes fall short on those day-to-day wage issues? In this presentation, we will discuss policies and practices to ensure that employers don’t get tripped on issues like travel time, record keeping, exemptions, deductions, minimum wage, etc.
12:00 PM
Lunch Break & Networking
We will take a break to network and enjoy a catered lunch prepared by our friends at the Hotel Colorado. 
1:00PM
HR Compliance
Christina Harney

In this presentation, we will go over everything from posting positions to termination of employment, looking at both the legal requirements and ethical pitfalls for each phase of the employment process. Prepare to learn about laws and ethics on hiring, promoting, investigating, and more, with fun examples and audience participation.

2:30PM
Americans with Disabilities Act compliance, Accommodation Issues, Leaves, HFWA, FAMLI
Michael Santo

Employers frequently face issues with their employees’ illness(es), disability/disabilities, accommodation(s) request(s), leaves, etc. This presentation will discuss critical steps organizations should undertake to manage accommodation and leave request(s) from employees, including understanding how to evaluate essential job functions and accommodation requests and avoiding common missteps that can lead to potential liability. This presentation will also explore practical scenarios that balance compliance, inclusion, and operational needs — helping you protect employee rights while reducing organizational risk.

3:15PM
Roundtable (Q&A Session)
Christina Harney, Keely McCabe, and Michael Santo

The panel will go “around the table” to discuss pressing employment law/HR issues. Come prepared to ask questions and talk

about any employment law topic. We will also prompt discussion with thoughts on how to address requests for remote work out of the state, harassment training, and other issues not covered in other talks.

 

 

The Location

Join us in beautiful Glenwood Springs, CO

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Hotel Colorado

526 Pine St. 
Glenwood Spring, CO 81601

Thank you to our sponsors!

 

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*Please note: No refunds will be issued after October 10, 2025. Tickets may be transferred to a new participant until November 1, 2025.