Labor/Employment,
Government
Jun. 15, 2020
Guidelines on returning to work vary are ambiguous
But new guidelines issued by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Thursday could offer some clarity, especially when it comes to accommodating employees who may be resistant to returning.
Reopening orders from state and local governments have left employers wondering when they can bring workers back on site, according to labor attorneys, who said they've been grappling with ambiguous language and variations between jurisdictions.
While guidelines issued last week by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission did not address these ambiguities, it did provide guidance on how to accommodate employees who have concerns ...
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