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  1. Real Lawyers Have Blogs

    Top 10 in Law Blogs: NCAA, More on Telecommuting, BizDev Guidance

    By Colin O'Keefe

    There is no better way to finish the week than wrapping up work and then heading down to the ballpark. But before I do, our last Top 10 of the…

  2. EEOC Year-End Countdown

    Is Telecommuting The New Mainstream Reasonable Accommodation Under The ADA? The Sixth Circuit Changes Course On This Issue

    By Seyfarth Shaw LLP

    By Caroline A. Keller While the ADA does not explicitly list telecommuting as a reasonable accommodation, the EEOC guidelines for disability accommodations under the ADA indicate that allowing employees to…

  3. Employment & Labor

    Is Telecommuting The New Mainstream Reasonable Accommodation Under The ADA? The Sixth Circuit Changes Course On This Issue

    By Seyfarth Shaw LLP

    By Caroline A. Keller  and Gerald L. Maatman Jr. While the ADA does not explicitly list telecommuting as a reasonable accommodation, the EEOC guidelines for disability accommodations under the ADA…

  4. Connecticut Employment Law Blog

    Road Rules: Ruling Now Guides Telecommuting As Reasonable Accommodation Discussion

    By Daniel Schwartz

    My colleague, Gabe Jiran predicted the future! Well, not exactly. But in a post earlier this month, he outlined some of the issues relating to whether telecommuting is a reasonable…

  5. Employer Law Report

    Sixth Circuit reverses course and holds that telecommuting may be a reasonable accommodation

    By Porter Wright

    Courts in the past, including in the Sixth Circuit (which includes Ohio), have held that telecommuting is not required as a reasonable accommodation because regular attendance at work on a…

  6. Connecticut Employment Law Blog

    Could Telecommuting Be Deemed a “Reasonable Accommodation” Under the ADA?

    By Daniel Schwartz

    My colleague, Gabe Jiran, (go read his impressive background here, I'll wait) recently gave a presentation on telecommuting and I asked Gabe to share his thoughts on a notable topic…

  7. La Revue

    Travail au domicile du salarié : l’alternative entre le paiement d’une indemnité ou la mise à disposition effective d’un bureau

    By Squire Patton Boggs

    Les conditions dans lesquelles l’employeur est tenu au paiement d’une indemnité d’occupation du domicile à des fins professionnelles au salarié ont été confirmées par un arrêt de la Cour de…

  8. Employment & Human Rights Law in Canada

    Coworking Part 1: Turning the Workplace Upside Down

    By Lisa Stam

    For the last many centuries, workers have gathered together in the same workplace because they were paid and employed by the same employer, and because that’s where the work was. …

  9. Employment Law Worldview

    Do US San Francisco Workers Now Have A Right To Telecommute? Not Exactly, But They Do Have a Right to Ask

    By Squire Patton Boggs

    Last week, San Francisco adopted the Family Friendly Workplace Ordinance [pdf] that requires San Francisco employers to consider requests from employees for flexible schedules (reduced hours or flex start times),…

  10. The Labor Dish

    Employees Working Far Away From The Office: A Jurisdictional Nightmare?

    By Ute Krudewagen

    Courtesy of technology, employees can work from home or anywhere else. For organizations that have not issued a flat ban on such work, there is a glitch that no one…