Labor and Employment Law Blog

COVID-19 Vaccine Requirements for Travel to the U.S. – Are Your Employees Ready?

Effective 12:01 a.m. today, Presidential Proclamation 10294 took effect. That Proclamation rescinds the pandemic geographic travel bans and instead implements certain COVID-19 vaccine requirements for all international air travelers to the U.S. To read more about this development, click here.

November 9, 2021 | 1 min read | Tagged: CDC, COVID-19, Immigration Update, Presidential Proclamation 10294

Benjamin A. Nucci Partner

Rebecca A. Winterscheidt Partner

CDC’s New Definition of “Close Contact” May Affect Workplace COVID-19 Response

Most employers are now familiar with pandemic-related terms such as quarantine, isolation, and social distancing, and by now you may have a response plan that incorporates those and other concepts for addressing COVID-19 in the workplace—if you don’t, then now may be a good time to reassess. On Wednesday, October 21, the Centers for Disease […]

October 23, 2020 | 2 min read | Tagged: CDC, Coronavirus, COVID-19, workplace response

David P. Williams Counsel

A Roadmap to Reopening or Resuming Business in the Midst of a Pandemic

As businesses begin to contemplate reopening, what will be the expected norms for employees, vendors, customers, and visitors? Click here for more information.