PER Human Resources – Mar 2021

 

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Want to know the latest buzz in the HR arena?  Professional Employer Resources has a world of information in our newsletter. Not only is it fun, it’s resourceful! Including, important changes to federal and state employment practices.

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COVID-19 Vaccinations: What to Consider BEFORE Implementing a Policy

With the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines, employers are faced with myriad questions around when – and if – they should have a vaccination policy for their workplace. Unfortunately, there is no “one size fits all” approach. Whether a vaccine policy, and which type of policy, is right for your workplace depends on what industry you’re in, your state restrictions, the level of risk to your employees, your workplace culture, your ability and desire to track employee vaccinations, and numerous other considerations.

Read on for a detailed discussion of these issues and more in our comprehensive publication COVID-19 Vaccine and the Workplace: Employer Considerations and Responsibilities, Checklist, and Frequently Asked Questions.

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Question: Can an employer mandate that all its employees, without exception, get the COVID-19 vaccine?

Get the Answer

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FEDERAL UPDATES
Easily Avoid a Claim – Don’t Retaliate When Employee Expresses COVID ConcernsSTATE UPDATES
ARIZONA:
Arizona Amends Civil Rights Act to Prevent Pregnancy Discrimination

CALIFORNIA:
Approaching Deadline for California Employers to Report Employee Pay Data – Deferral Can Be Requested!

California: STOP Rounding Employee Meal Break Punches

OHIO:
Employer-Friendly Amendments to Employment Discrimination Law Coming

VIRGINIA:
COVID Requirements: Response Plan, Exposure Notice, Training, and More

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