Plunkett Cooney will present a webinar on “Remote Control—Ensuring Policy Compliance in Today’s Virtual Workplace” Wednesday, March 16, from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
Working remotely is a popular byproduct of the ongoing pandemic, and many believe it is here to stay for a significant portion of the country’s business community. Managing employees who work remotely full-time or on a hybrid basis remains one of the more difficult aspects of this new normal.
Navigating the pitfalls and issues emerging from today’s remote workplaces is the focus of this complimentary webinar. Plunkett Cooney’s employment law attorneys Laura M. Dinon and John S. Gilliam will review some of the more common issues and provide insights for employers on how best to address them.
Topics will include:
• The latest on COVID-19 regulations and vaccines
• Tax considerations
• Workers’ compensation
• Performance management
• Data and equipment security
• Equity considerations
• Defining the workday and limiting overtime liability
• Dealing with equipment and supplies
• Periodic or full-time returns to the office
This free webinar is designed to benefit business owners, executives, human resource professionals and EPLI insurance providers. To register, visit www.plunkettcooney.com/perspectives-events.
- Posted February 22, 2022
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Attorneys to discuss 'Policy Compliance in Today's Virtual Workplace'
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