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Spring Cleaning: Review & Refresh Your Remote Work Policies And Practices For Your Global Workforce This Season

By Caroline Burnett, Susan F. Eandi & Kimberly Franko on March 15, 2024
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We’re monitoring a few new twists in the story of remote work, including:

  • Enhanced risk for bias suits targeting remote staff for layoffs
  • More ADA claims alleging mishandling of accommodation requests
  • Changes to digital nomad visas in different jurisdictions around the globe, and
  • The critical need to identify where all employees are located when the company is part of a M&A transaction or spinoff.

In addition, the importance of getting your arms around this topic cannot be understated from the point of view of corporate tax exposure. As you are likely keenly aware, each state, local, or foreign jurisdiction has its own provisions related to remote and hybrid workers with varying levels of expense and complexity.

Spring is an excellent time to check-in on your remote work policies ahead of summer travel. Should you like support and a fresh perspective, our team at Baker offers a cross-disciplinary approach to plant the seed for success in this area. For more on this, click here.

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Caroline Burnett is a Knowledge Lawyer in Baker McKenzie’s North America Employment & Compensation Group. Caroline is passionate about analyzing trends in US and global employment law and developing innovative solutions to help multinationals stay ahead of the curve. Prior to joining Baker…

Caroline Burnett is a Knowledge Lawyer in Baker McKenzie’s North America Employment & Compensation Group. Caroline is passionate about analyzing trends in US and global employment law and developing innovative solutions to help multinationals stay ahead of the curve. Prior to joining Baker McKenzie in 2016, she had a broad employment law practice at a full-service, national firm. Caroline holds a J.D. from the University of San Francisco School of Law (2008) and a B.A. from Brown University (2002).

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