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  1. Ride the Lightning

    Working From Home Will Continue Until Summer of 2021 in D.C. Area

    By Sharon Nelson

    The Washington Post reported on September 14 that a study led by the Greater Washington Partnership surveyed more than 400 employers in the District, Maryland and Virginia and resulted in…

  2. Mike McBride Online

    Linked: Remote Work Doesn’t Have to Mean All-Day Video Calls

    By Mike McBride

    As I look at the workplaces that have remained remote, versus the ones who couldn’t wait to get back to “normal”, I suspect this has a lot to do with…

  3. ContractsProf Blog

    Virtual Symposium Part V: Rachel Arnow-Richman on Employee Rights, Part II

    By Jeremy Telman

    Individual Employee Rights and COVID-19Part II (What we really want to know): Can faculty be terminated for refusing to teach in person?Rachel Arnow-Richman Part I of this symposium contribution addressed the…

  4. Labor & Employment Law Perspectives

    EEOC: In the Post-COVID-19 Era, Remote Work Not Automatically a Reasonable Accommodation

    By Sara P. Madavo

    On September 8, 2020, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) released guidance stating that businesses will not be required to automatically allow remote work as a reasonable accommodation under the…

  5. Business and Commercial

    7 Ways to Lawyer from Home More Efficiently

    By DISCO

    How attorneys can best continue to support clients remotely

  6. The Insightful Immigration Blog

    The Future of Work and Visa Rules in the Age of COVID-19

    By Cyrus Mehta

    Since COVID-19 afflicted the world, people have learned to work remotely from home and the office seems to be less relevant. Most white collared work can be carried out remotely…

  7. Mike McBride Online

    What I’m Sharing (weekly) Sept. 13, 202

    By Mike McBride

    The Perfect Preservation Letter: A New Guide Is Flexible Work the New Normal? Survey Says It Is Good For Mental Health The coming wave of Covid-related age discrimination lawsuits -…

  8. WCMediator Blog

    Remote Mediation Ethics

    By Teddy Snyder

    The COVID-19 pandemic has made many things about our jobs more difficult. And yet, there is a silver lining when it comes to case resolution.   The inability to safely…

  9. Attorney at Law Magazine

    What You, Elon Musk & Bill Gates Have in Common as COVID-19 Hacks Surge

    By Craig Petronella

    You would think that people like Elon Musk and Bill Gates would have bulletproof cybersecurity. But in July, their Twitter accounts were hacked along with the accounts of Warren Buffett,…

  10. Wyatt Employment Law Report

    DOL Issues Guidance on Tracking Remote Work Hours and Childcare Leave Eligibility on Child’s Remote Learning Days

    By WyattLLP

    by Daniel Reed The Department of Labor (“DOL”) recently provided clarity on issues related to remote work and remote learning. Reasonable Diligence in Tracking Remote Work Employee Hours The DOL…