Last evening, the House released the text of the new stimulus bill it had passed–all 5,593 glorious pages. It is a whopper of a bill, with provisions for healthcare, schools, the arts, nutrition, rental assistance and of course the $600 … Read More
This caught me off guard, I am embarrassed to admit. After decades as an employment lawyer, I thought I was too cynical to be surprised. Judging a book by its cover, I thought Pinterest was run by home style mavens, … Read More
Preparing for Your Workplace for COVID-19 Vaccines With the U.S. approving the first distribution of COVID-19 vaccines this week, many employers have been wondering whether they can add a vaccination program to their COVID-19 response. The answer is yes – … Read More
The good news: a vaccination plan is coming. The bad news: retaliation claims by workplace safety whistle blowers are already here and growing. Retaliation claims have been on the rise for years. Coronavirus whistleblowers–employees reporting unsafe working conditions–continue to emerge. … Read More
What a busy time of year! All that year end planning and existential dread from 2020 to process. So, do we really need to police holiday travel? Yes you do, particularly with Dr. Fauci predicting a “surge on top of … Read More