Consumer Protection Issues for Your Job-Seeking Clients (Free Webinar)
The National Association of Consumer Advocates is offering a free webinar entitled Consumer Protection Issues for Your Job-Seeking Clients on November 19, 2015 from 2:00pm-3:00pm Eastern.
Why You Should Attend
Your clients may be falling victim to scams that target job-seekers and pose as opportunities for legitimate employment. These scams can cost consumers time and money, and can put their private information at risk. Knowing what these scams look like can help you identify them for your clients as you help them navigate to productive job searches.
What You Will Learn
- How to spot job and job-training scams, work-at-home and business-opportunity scams, and privacy and security issues when looking for jobs on the Internet.
- How to take advantage of relevant FTC law and cases targeting bad actors in this area and free resources to help clients seeking employment.
Presenters
Staff of the Federal Trade Commission
How to Register
- NACA Members: Sign into your account. Register under "Sign up for an Event."
- Non-Members: Email rebecca@consumeradvocates.org.
CLE Credit
NACA webinars have been CLE approved in a number of states. While NACA does not seek CLE approval for each webinar in each individual state, individual attorneys can generally apply for and receive CLE credit in their own respective states. For more information and a comprehensive guide to the process of applying for CLE approval as an individual attorney, email Rebecca Smolar at rebecca@consumeradvocates.org.
Recording and Program Materials
Registratnts will automatically receive an email inviting you to view a recording of the webinar and also containing attachments of the Power Point presentation and any other supplemental materials within two business days of the live webinar. This way, if you have a time conflict, you will be able to listen to the webinar and study the course materials at your convenience. If you have any questions, please contact Rebecca Smolar, Manager of Education, at rebecca@consumeradvocates.org.