Jamie DeWitt January 26, 2022 Coronavirus, Employment Law, Mandatory Vaccines, Vaccines 0
Despite Supreme Court’s ruling, employers may still develop their own vaccine mandates.
On January 13, 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court blocked OSHA from enforcing its COVID-19 vaccine and testing mandate for employers with 100 or more workers. Read below to see what this means for employers and employees.
The ETS initially required employers with 100 or more employees to develop mandatory vaccination …
Kate Sedey April 20, 2020 Coronavirus 0
To simplify things for employees looking for guidance and answers in the wake of the coronavirus crisis, we’ve put together a COVID-19 resource page on our site. We’ll keep it active on the website as long as the information remains useful, and we will update it regularly to ensure you have access to the most up to date answers and …
Kristin Case April 13, 2020 Blog, Coronavirus, Uncategorized, Unemployment 0
An unprecedented number of employees have found themselves needing unemployment benefits during this time of crisis. Many employees we have talked with have been temporarily laid off or “furloughed” but expect to return to work. Others, still, have lost their jobs entirely. The Illinois Department of Employment Security has published a list of Frequently Asked Questions that is helpful in …
Kate Sedey April 9, 2020 Blog, Coronavirus, Uncategorized 0
In follow up to our Coronavirus Q&A for Employees from earlier this week, we wanted to tackle some FAQs from healthcare workers that are specific to the medical industry.
Doctors, nurses, techs and other healthcare workers are on the front line of the COVID-19 crisis and the medical industry is the quintessential “essential business” right now. As a result, there are …
Kristin Case April 7, 2020 Coronavirus 4
We’ve received lots of questions from employees about the coronavirus and their rights under the new Coronavirus Response Act. To say that things are murky right now would be an understatement. It’s no wonder employees are confused. Below are some answers to common questions:
Q: Can my employer force me to come into the workplace?
A: It depends. If you work in …
Kate Sedey April 6, 2020 Blog, Employee Pay and Compensation, Sick Leave, Uncategorized, Workplace Happiness 0
In these tough times, most of what we are seeing in our newspapers and news feeds is negative and dark. I won’t repeat the staggering numbers and scary predictions here because we’ve all seen them. Instead, I wanted to take this opportunity to share some uplifting news and to report on the remarkable steps some members of the business community …
Kristin Case March 23, 2020 Uncategorized 0
Congress passes Coronavirus Response Act to help employees weather this storm.
In addition to changing the way we work, the coronavirus has also created tension and unease (to put it mildly) for employees and business owners everywhere. The fact that we are all in this together does little to ease the mind of an employee worrying about losing her job or …