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Returning to Work After the Coronavirus Pandemic

Best Money Moves

45 percent expect their employer to space out workstations at least six feet from coworkers. 38 percent expect their employer to check employees’ temperatures upon arriving at work. More than 60 percent of employees would continue to work from home full-time even after Covid-19 restrictions are lifted if given the option.

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What is a flexible workplace – and why should your company be one?

Insperity

employees in applicable roles plan to pursue permanent remote or hybrid work in the near future. For many employees, the COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing widescale, prolonged work-from-home experiment demonstrated that they can be equally productive at home as in the office – in some cases, more so.

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3 recent FMLA lawsuits that employers need to be familiar with

Business Management Daily

Paid time off and Emergency FMLA leave. Mandated federal paid leave under the Families First Coronavirus Relief Act (FFCRA) ended December 31, 2020. The FFCRA required employers to provide paid time off for many COVID-19-related reasons. Use the time to document solid work-related reasons for discipline.

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Bright Side of Benefits – Episode 3: Child Care Crisis

Benefit Resource Inc.

about 35% of women do not return to work full-time after having a child. So, from the total lack of paid leave to the cost of full-time childcare is about 23% of a family’s annual income…it’s really, really easy for employers to think that this type of turnover is just…inevitable. In the U.S.,