Legal Knowledge Center Who We Are
State of the art website provides summaries of labor and employment laws, model workplace
policies, FAQ’s, guidance, and helpful links. On-line Helpline provides immediate access
to experts. Additionally each member receives the collective knowledge of the entire
membership through on-line knowledge sharing. Members engage in informed discussion and
get advice on vexing problems.
Who We Are Who We Are
The Employers Association of New Jersey (EANJ) is the only nonprofit association in the state of New Jersey
dedicated exclusively to helping employers make sound and responsible employment decisions through education,
informed discussion and training.
Membership Benefits For a modest membership fee based on employer size, members receive quality resources.
Management and Supervisory Training Through cost-effective management and supervisory training, EANJ members can create
ork environments where conflicts are reduced, morale and productivity thrive, top talent
is retained and exposure to workplace liability is minimized.
HR Employment Law Certificate Program More than ever before, employment decisions must be informed with a thorough analysis
of downside risks and legal exposure. It is with this need in mind, that EANJ offers the HR
LAW CERTIFICATE PROGRAM, providing a compressive, hands-on understanding of the essential
legal issues necessary to manage an increasingly sophisticated and diverse workforce.
Valuable Education Benefits A unique and powerful partnership with Silberman College of Business at
Fairleigh Dickinson University enables EANJ Members to acquire the tools to
nurture the best-and-the-brightest and to create a winning corporate culture.
Value-added benefits include tuition discounts on accredited graduate business
degrees and certificates.
Employers Association of New Jersey
30 W. Mount Pleasant Ave., Suite 201, Livingston, NJ 07039
Phone: (973) 758-6800 or (609) 393-7100 * Fax: (973) 758-6900 Contact EANJ
EANJ is a nonprofit trade association dedicated to improving employer-employee relations and facilitating the
exchange of information among employers. It does not render legal services, offer legal opinion or engage in
the practice of law.