Covid - 19

COVID-19 Vaccine FAQs for Employers

  • Can an employer ask an interviewee if they have the COVID vaccine?

  • Can an employer mandate new hires to have the COVID vaccine or not offer a job because of not having the COVID vaccine?

  • Can the group mandate the vaccine? If not, can they terminate individuals who do not have the vaccine? If not – is there anything they can do?

  • Can the employer offer higher medical premiums for employees who do not have the vaccine and lower premiums for employees who do?

Today’s Job Seekers are Weighing Their Options. The Right Health Benefits Can Put Your Business at the Top of Their List.

Today’s Job Seekers are Weighing Their Options. The Right Health Benefits Can Put Your Business at the Top of Their List.

As things begin to shift to a pre-pandemic sense of normalcy, many businesses are facing an unexpected struggle – getting people back to work. As businesses rush to get back to business as usual, those forced into unemployment due to the pandemic have hesitations about returning.

BREAKING: New COBRA Guidelines Issued

On April 29, 2020, the U.S. Departments of Labor (Employee Benefits Security Administration, “EBSA”) and Treasury (IRS) published a final regulation, and EBSA issued a package of guidance and relief, for employee benefit plans affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. New rules regulating COBRA and the offer of coverage to those laid off or who experienced a loss of coverage are impacted. Please read below:

The COVID–19 Conversation: Why Education is Your Best Defense

COVID–19 has taken over. The news. Daily conversations. The workplace. The classroom. Even impacting how we interact. COVID–19 has earned its pandemic status because there is currently no vaccination or treatment for it. However, the best defense against these unknowns and the continued spread is education – getting to know the virus, the risks and actionable steps for prevention.

Precautionary Measures for the Workplace - Novel Coronavirus

This note is being directed to all our employer contacts. Your employees and colleagues will look to you for leadership. We hope you find this information helpful as you communicate with them appropriately about what to do to stay healthy during a pandemic. We believe it's now time for all of us to be more aggressive in our communications to those that look up to us. Simple actions taken everyday can reduce the spread of this infection.

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