Posts from May 2021.
In a surprise move on Friday, May 14, the CDC issued new guidance indicating that individuals who have been fully vaccinated no longer need to wear masks or social distance in most settings. Several states and municipalities, including Ohio, have quickly adopted the CDC’s new approach and more are likely to follow. This has left employers with a lot of questions, including:
- Can I continue to require masks?
- If I no longer require masks for vaccinated employees, can I ask who has been vaccinated?
- Can I or should I verify the vaccination status of employees?
- What issues might come up when I ...
The statistics tell us that most employment law cases end in settlement. Unfortunately, there are a lot of misconceptions about settlement and the process to reach a settlement. In this episode, the basics of settlement will be covered.
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Recent Posts
- Independent Contractor and Joint Employer Rules: Looking to the Past for Future Compliance
- New Requirements for Employers in California
- Back to the Office: The EEOC Clarifies the Limits of Telework Under the ADA
- EEOC Rescinds Anti-Harassment Guidance Addressing Transgender Protections
- The EEOC’s Renewed Focus on Employer DEI Programs in 2026
- The Commute Counts: DOL Confirms FMLA Leave Extends to Travel Time
- Expansion of State Paid Leave Laws in 2026
- Work Opportunity Tax Credit At Risk: Use It Before You Lose It
- IRS Releases Additional Guidance on New Tip and Overtime Tax Deductions for 2025
- EEOC Takes Aim at Perceived Anti-American Bias