Covid-19 E-Alert

Employment Legal Issues in a COVID-19 Remote World (Webinar)

On March 30, 2020, the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce held a Human Resources Roundtable live webinar with Bob Young from Bowditch, who discussed legal implications from the coronavirus for employers. Topics included:

  • Employee leaves of absence, sick time, and paid medical leave
  • Employee wage and hour issues
  • Business crisis communication plans
  • Work from home policies

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Categorized: COVID-19 Resources, Employees, Employment, Owning the Brewery

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Bob Young, editor of the At the Bar with Bowditch blog, is an experienced advisor and trial lawyer, helping clients navigate complex employment and  labor issues and defending employers facing claims in the state and federal courts of Massachusetts and before administrative agencies. Bob regularly represents businesses, municipalities, educational institutions and non-profit organizations of all sizes, as well as high-level executives, in high-exposure claims and disputes involving discrimination and retaliation, non-competition, trade secrets, wage-and-hour and other complex, constantly evolving employment-related issues.

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Robert G. Young

Bob Young, editor of the At the Bar with Bowditch blog, is an experienced advisor and trial lawyer, helping clients navigate complex employment and  labor issues and defending employers facing claims in the state and federal courts of Massachusetts and before administrative agencies. Bob regularly represents businesses, municipalities, educational institutions and non-profit organizations of all sizes, as well as high-level executives, in high-exposure claims and disputes involving discrimination and retaliation, non-competition, trade secrets, wage-and-hour and other complex, constantly evolving employment-related issues.

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