Coronavirus Update 9-30-2020: Covid, hazard pay, and overtime
Wage and hour compliance is complicated enough for employers. Layer a pandemic on top of wage and hour compliance, and you have an absolute ...
By Jon Hyman
Wage and hour compliance is complicated enough for employers. Layer a pandemic on top of wage and hour compliance, and you have an absolute ...
By Jon Hyman
The human resources manager for a New Hampshire company is suing her former employer after she sent an email about COVID-19 to employees and...
By Jon Hyman
Tomorrow night, a mere 16 miles from my home, President Trump and Vice President Biden will step in front of the cameras to make their respe...
By Jon Hyman
This year has been challenging for everyone. COVID-19 has forced everyone to be innovative with everything. Case in point, high school theat...
By Jon Hyman
Let's talk about comorbidities . A comorbidity is the simultaneous presence of two chronic diseases or conditions in a patient. In the c...
By Jon Hyman
Yesterday, the U.S. Department of Labor announced a proposed rule amending its regulations on how to determine whether a worker is an emplo...
By Jon Hyman
The EEOC has sued an Arkansas Kroger after it fired two of its employees for allegedly objecting to its new dress code that required employe...
By Jon Hyman
Last Friday, the CDC yet again updated its guidance for COVID-19 testing. If you're keeping count, this is the CDC's fifth set of te...
By Jon Hyman
In Kirilenko-Ison v. Board of Education of Danville Independent Schools , the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals held that an employee who engages...
By Jon Hyman
There is no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic has been tough on employees. A recent report published by Policy Matters Ohio illustrates just...
By Jon Hyman
In County of Butler v. Wolf , Judge William S. Stickman IV of the United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania (a r...
By Jon Hyman
A Texas man sues, claiming he wasn't allowed to keep teleworking after the office reopened A Kentucky worker sues after being fired for ...
By Jon Hyman
In early August, a New York federal district court judge issued an order invaliding several key provisions in the DOL's FFCRA regulatio...
By Jon Hyman
Deborah Kofler worked for Sayde Steeves Cleaning Service as a residential and commercial cleaner. Beginning on April 1, Kofler requested pai...
By Jon Hyman
The EEOC has sued Ohio State University for age discrimination, alleging that the school discriminated against a 53-year-old human resourc...
By Jon Hyman
It's a world of sickness A world of tears It's a world of death And a world of fears There's so much that we share That it...
By Jon Hyman
Late last week, Russell Vought, the Director of the Office of Management and Budget, issued a memo directing that from this point forward,...
By Jon Hyman
Last Saturday, for one glorious evening, I felt "normal." I dined out at a restaurant for the first time in nearly six months. Col...
By Jon Hyman
Erie County, Ohio, has fired five health department employees for violating a quarantine order. What happened? Fox 8 provides the details : ...
By Jon Hyman
Both houses of Ohio's legislature have passed legislation that will grant a liability shield to businesses for claims related to COVID-1...
By Jon Hyman
There are currently more than two dozen COVID-19 vaccines in development world wide, as pharmaceutical companies race to perfect a viable va...