2023 Airline Labor & Employment Law Symposium
Climb and Descend: Adjusting to a Changing Workforce
September 21-22, 2023
The FordHarrison Airline Group is headed to San Antonio for the 2023 Airline Labor & Employment Law Symposium! Attendees will be afforded plenty of time for face-to-face networking with industry peers and will take away best practices for managing emerging labor and employment law challenges in today’s aviation workplace. The symposium will feature:
- Presentations on DEI, team engagement, updating uniform and appearance standards, foreign pilot hiring, enforcement of pilot retention agreements, and other emerging employment law issues in the industry;
- Panel presentations on hot button issues in today's aviation labor relations environment including union priorities, addressing union demands in contract negotiations, and grievance arbitration best practices;
- Updates on state and local law compliance strategies impacting industry employers;
- A casual and social off-site dinner reception on Thursday evening at The Alamo;
- Continuing education credit for participants (CLE in multiple states, HRCI and SHRM PDC’s); and
- Comprehensive program materials including access to FordHarrison’s routinely updated Boundless Labor & Employment Law SourceBook.
For the full agenda, click here. Note that hotel rooms must be reserved by August 24.
When
September 21-22, 2023
Where
The St. Anthony Hotel*
300 East Travis Street
San Antonio, TX 78205
Registration
Registration is now open. To register individuals from your company to attend, click here. Registration costs are:
- Client cost: $195 for first registration and $145 for each additional registration from company
- Non-client cost: $245 for first registration and $195 for each additional registration from company
Hotel Information
Hotel rooms are available at a rate of $209 per night at The St. Anthony for the nights of September 20 and 21. To reserve your room, visit The St. Anthony’s customized booking website for this event by Thursday, August 24.
*It was at The St. Anthony Hotel bar in 1966 that Herb Kelleher and Rollin King conceptualized the idea for Southwest Airlines and sketched the first routes on a beverage napkin.