Worried About COVID19? Too Bad. Your Boss Can Still Require You to Return to The office
Your employer might require you to return to the office. If you don't, you might get a pay cut.
September 22, 2020 at 10:02 AM
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David Barron, an employment law partner at Cozen O'Connor explains in this short 6-minute video, that if you are not in a protected employment class (age-related or medical/disability-related) then your company can require you to return to the office once the office space has been COVID19 approved for occupancy. If you are in a protective employee class category you might not be required to return to your office. Check with your companies HR department to find out more specifics about what type of return-to-work policy they will enforce.
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