Key considerations for employers offering vaccination incentives
Fortunately for employers, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission just gave them a binary choice in regard to incentivizing vaccines, by drawing a key distinction based on who administers the shot.
3 in 4 organizations lack operable cybersecurity plans
According to IBM, 74% of organizations admit that their cybersecurity plans are either ad-hoc, applied inconsistently or they have no plans at all. That’s especially the case with small-to-medium enterprises, 60% of which lack working and up-to-date cybersecurity policies.
Creating a healthy office
Human resource executives predict companies that make a conscious effort to create healthy work environments in the post-pandemic era will have a critical edge in recruiting and retaining top talent.
Contractual performance excused due to COVID
In two recent decisions, in Massachusetts and New York, courts have upheld such arguments and excused contractual nonperformance related to COVID-19, based on theories of frustration of purpose and force majeure.
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