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COVID-19 UPDATE: How Should Employers Respond to Skyrocketing Whistleblower Complaints?
The report on April 10 was stunning. Oregon OSHA had received 2,300 complaints in two weeks. The complaints skyrocketed immediately after Oregon’s stay at home...
Read MoreCOVID-19 UPDATE: Emerging Guidance from OSHA for Employers
Employers are finally getting more guidance and clarification from Washington DC about several COVID-19 related OSHA compliance issues. Recording and Reporting COVID-19 Cases On April 10, 2020,...
Read MoreCOVID-19 UPDATE: How to Navigate the New Families First Coronavirus Law (H.R. 6201)
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act, summarized previously, gives employees of qualifying employers the right to paid sick leave and paid leave under the Families...
Read MoreDo Employers Need To Provide Termination Letters?
As an employer, terminating an employee is usually an uncomfortable situation. New Hampshire is an at-will state, and absent a contract with the employee, an...
Read MoreDoes An Employee Complaint Ever Become Too ‘Old” To Address?
Both employees and employers struggle with whether a complaint regarding workplace conduct is ever too “old” to raise and/or investigate. In New Hampshire, the general...
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