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Next USIndoor Teleseminar Set for May 29: “Complex Employment Issues" WASHINGTON, DC (May 8, 2008) — USIndoor’s Teleseminar Series will continue on May 29 at 1:30 pm ET with the program’s third installment, entitled, "Complex Employment Issues." From HIPAA to COBRA to FMLA and ADA, this one-hour, interactive teleseminar will pare it down to the essentials, focusing on the most important components of these complex, constantly changing laws. Our speaker, Mr. Matthew Callahan from 02HR, LLC, will arm you with information to protect your employees, your facility, and yourself. He will also focus on how to most efficiently and cost-effectively administer your payroll and taxes, workers compensation, and employee benefits programs. Don’t miss this opportunity to have your questions answered by an human resource expert! The Educational Teleseminar Series features 60-minute educational teleseminars covering topics relevant to facility operators, startups and Certified Arena Operators. The only item needed to participate is a phone, and we encourage your whole staff to listen in! These sessions are a great, affordable way to train your whole facility on the issues that matter most to our industry! Each teleseminar is worth one CEU for Certified Arena Operators. To sign up, REGISTER HERE.
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About Our Presenter: Matthew Callahan has been The Business Development Manager for O2HR, LLC, since August 2006. After completing military service with the 82nd Airborne and attending Manchester Technical College, Matthew began his professional sales career, a career that spans almost 17 years. Prior to working with O2HR, Matthew had a successful career as a Business Development Manager with Unibind Inc., a European-based manufacturer of thermal binding systems. Over the years Matthew has built successful relationships with companies and institutions such as UBS Financial, Regents Bank, Harvard University, The University of Miami, The Miami Dade School System, The State of Florida, and QVC Home Shopping Channel, to name a few. Having competed in his first 5k race at the age of ten, Matthew became an avid runner, competing in numerous races over the years – from the United States to Central Europe to South America. Matthew resides in Hollywood, Florida with his wife Ingrid and four year old son, Noah.