The National Association of Women Business Owners/Salt Lake Chapter will host a book party for "Utah Women and the Law, A Resource Handbook" at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday at the NAWBO office at 310 S. Main, mezzanine level.
The book was created by the Utah Commission for Women and Families and provides an overview of laws concerning the most common problems faced by women. This is the fourth revision of the handbook.
The cost of the party is $10. RSVPs can be completed at www.nawboslc.org or by calling 801-487-4600.
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