What is an Employment Relations
Consortium (ERC)?
An ERC is a number of local
agencies (cities, counties and special districts), or school and
community college districts, in a geographic area joining together
for the purpose of securing quality employment relations training,
consultation and informational services on a very economical
basis. Currently there are over 400 cities, counties, school
districts, community college districts, universities and other
public sector agencies involved with Liebert Cassidy Whitmore's 31
consortiums.Click here to
view our current Consortium List.
What Kind of Services are
Provided in an ERC?
The three kinds of services
covered by consortium membership are:
- Training workshops with
reference material for all attendees
- Monthly newsletters
- Complimentary telephone
consultation
Workshops are conducted at, or
near, one of the member agencies. Attendees receive
comprehensive reference material.
Click here to see
a list of available workshop topics.
ERC members are entitled to
complimentary telephone consultation with attorneys in both
offices in matters relating to employment and labor law questions.
The Trainers
Our workshop leaders are attorneys
who are accomplished trainers and experienced in the subjects of
their presentations. They are widely recognized for their ability
to translate their legal expertise into everyday language, and are
adept at demonstrating how you can apply important legal
principles in on-the-job situations.
Establishing an ERC in Your Area
The annual per member agency fee is dependent upon the number of
agencies and the number of workshops scheduled. For complete
information on our training services, including establishing a new
ERC or joining an existing ERC, contact
Cynthia Weldon,
Director of Training and Marketing, at our Los Angeles office at:
(310) 981-2000. Or fill out our online Contact Form. |
