NHCA Central Valley - Know Your Rights

Learn workplace immigration rights and responsibilities for employers and employees in this practical NHCA Central Valley session.
About this Event

In today’s climate, immigration enforcement in the workplace is a reality that can affect businesses, employees, families, and entire communities across the Central Valley.

Whether you are an employer working to protect your business and your team, or an employee who wants to better understand your rights when facing workplace enforcement questions, knowledge is one of the most important tools you can have.

Join NHCA Central Valley for Know Your Rights: Immigration Rights for Employers & Employees, a timely and practical presentation designed to help cut through fear and confusion by providing clear, accurate, and legally grounded information.

This session will focus on helping attendees better understand workplace rights, employer responsibilities, and the importance of being prepared before difficult situations arise. The goal is to support informed decision-making, compliance, and dignity for all members of the community.

This event is not about politics. It is about people, preparedness, and making sure employers and employees have access to information that can help them respond appropriately and confidently.

The program will include a moderated discussion, a keynote presentation, and time for networking with local professionals and community members.

Schedule

1. 4:45 PM – 5:00 PM: Registration
2. 5:10 PM – 6:30 PM: Program / Presentation
3. 6:30 PM – 7:00 PM: Networking

Speakers

Moderator: Juan Aldape

Business Engagement Coordinator, Career Technical Education

Fresno Unified CTEC

Keynote Speaker: Arohi Kashyap

Attorney

Central Valley New Business Community Clinic

Who Should Attend

This event is ideal for employers, employees, contractors, small business owners, HR representatives, construction professionals, community leaders, and anyone who wants to better understand workplace immigration rights and responsibilities.

NHCA is focused on empowering the Hispanic workforce within the construction industry by creating spaces for education, connection, and community support.

We’d love to see you at Know Your Rights and help strengthen the Central Valley community with practical information that supports employers, employees, and local businesses.