Employee Classification Simplified
Managing the critical differences between exempt, non-exempt, salaried, and hourly.

February 27, 2020 | 9:00am – 11:00am
Transform Minnesota

Misclassifying employees is one of the most common errors made by churches and nonprofits. This can lead to lawsuits, back pay and substantial penalties.

In recent years the IRS has increased employee classification enforcement, creating a compelling incentive for employers to reexamine whether employees are properly classified (employee vs. independent contractor; exempt vs. non-exempt).

In this training we will look at how to properly classify employees and answer questions like:

• How does this apply to youth workers or camp counselors?
• How are overnight work trips managed?
• What about travel time?
• What do I do if I have employees that are currently misclassified?

There will be time for practical application and Q&A.

SPEAKER

Virginia Cronin | Henningson & Snoxell, Ltd.

Virginia Cronin is an attorney at the firm Henningson & Snoxell, Ltd., Ginny provides advice and legal counsel to nonprofit organizations such as faith-based organizations and private schools.

As a former Executive Director of a local nonprofit organization, Ginny understands the many demands and realities of nonprofits and uses her experience to provide practical and legal advice to clients.

Ginny attended Iowa State University where she received her B.S. degree. Ginny also received a B.A. degree from the University of Iowa. She attended William Mitchell College of Law where she received her J.D.

Cancellation Policy
We are able to refund your ticket up to two weeks prior to the event if you send an email to hailey@transformmn.org. After the two weeks, we are unable to refund any ticket due to workshop demand and materials that have already purchased for your spot at the workshop. If you are unable to attend regardless, please let us know as a courtesy at least 48 hours before the event begins. Tickets are transferable to another attendee, but not to a different date.