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• Return to Work Considerations
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• Return-to-Work Considerations
  ...l Guide For California Employers|Table of Contents]] !! [[FAQs — Return-To-Work Considerations| Next >]] ...fter the stay-at-home directive eases? What obligations do employers have to their employees?
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• FAQs — Return-To-Work Considerations
  ...Guide For California Employers|Table of Contents]] !! [[Employer Response to COVID-19 in the Workplace| Next >]] ==Return to Work==
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• Return to Work Considerations
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• Navigating COVID-19: A Legal Guide For California Employers
  * [[State, County, and City Orders Applicable to Large Employers]] * [[Teleworking in Response to the Pandemic]]
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• Cal/OSHA Approves the Third Readoption of the Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS)
  ...rd (ETS) that originally went into effect on November 30, 2020. According to Cal/OSHA, the third revision takes effect on May 7, 2022 and will remain in As a reminder the ETS applies to all employees not covered by Cal/OSHA’s Aerosol Transmissible Disease Sta
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• Cal/OSHA Approves the Third Revision of the Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS)
  ...Standards (ETS) that originally went into effect Nov. 30, 2020. According to Cal/OSHA, the third revision takes effect May 7, 2022, and remains in effec Reminder: The ETS applies to all employees not covered by Cal/OSHA’s Aerosol Transmissible Disease Sta
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• Disability and Reasonable Accommodations under the American with Disabilities Act & the Fair Employment and Housing Act
  ! [[State, County and City Orders Applicable to Large Employers|< Previous ]] !! [[Navigating COVID-19: A Legal Guide For C ...ations are required unless their implementation would cause undue hardship to the employer. Employees who associate with someone who has a disability are
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• FAQs — Return-To-Work Considerations
  ...Guide For California Employers|Table of Contents]] !! [[Employer Response to COVID-19 in the Workplace| Next >]] ==Return to Work==
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• Federal Health and Safety Orders — Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Guidance
  ===Return-to-Work Guidelines=== ...recommendations directed exposed employees to self-quarantine for 14 days to ensure that they not expose others.
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• FAQs — Cal/OSHA Safety Regulations
  ...thin the aerosol transmissible disease standard and, therefore, don't have to comply with the Cal/OSHA regulations?''' ...be by work activity or working conditions that are reasonably anticipated to create an elevated risk of contracting any disease caused by aerosol transm
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• Cal/OSHA Readopts and Updates the Emergency Temporary Standards and the California Department of Public Health Issues New Isolation and Quarantine Guidance
  ...TS-Readoption-and-Shareholder-Meeting-EO.pdf. Employers can expect the ETS to be readopted one more time before becoming permanent at the end of 2022. ...ng isolation, quarantine, and return-to-work criteria automatically update to reflect guidance issued by the CDPH. The updated revised ETS are [https://w
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• FAQs — Family and Medical Leave Act & California Family Rights Act
  ===Must an employer grant FMLA/CFRA leave to an employee who has COVID-19 or who is caring for a family member with COVI ...e who has COVID-19 or whose family members have COVID-19 might be entitled to leave under the FMLA if the illness is deemed a “serious health condition
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• FAQs — Disability and Reasonable Accommodations
  ...illness develop and whether the illness has long-term effects are factors to determine whether COVID-19 is a disability. ...he illness is a disability, and an accommodation would enable the employee to perform the essential functions of his or her job, it would be required if
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• FAQs — Families First Coronavirus Response Act
  ...expanded family and medical leave for the same number of hours per day up to 10 weeks after that. ...of leave based on the average hours per day the employee was scheduled to work over the entire term of his or her employment.
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• Employer Response to COVID-19 in the Workplace
  ! [[FAQs — Return-To-Work Considerations|< Previous ]] !! [[Navigating COVID-19: A Legal Guide For Ca ...for employers to manage coronavirus in the workplace. The guidance applies to an outbreak as defined below, but also is useful for individual workers who
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• OSHA ETS Requirements
  ...blished its long-awaited Emergency Temporary Standard (OSHA ETS), intended to comprehensively address safety and health issues of COVID-19. The [https:// ...oluntary vaccination and mandatory weekly testing for those who choose not to be vaccinated. In addition, the law mandates face coverings for the unvacci
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• Webinars and Resources
  ...ources support our clients and community. Explore our wide range of topics to strengthen your current strategies. ...ssional credit, [https://www.sullivanattorneys.com/contact/ register here] to be notified.
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• Paycheck Protection Program
  ...oll and other costs. Businesses with fewer than 500 employees are eligible to receive loans of as much as $10 million. Loans are calculated by multiplyin ...e swamped with applicants, and initially catered to their proven customers to reduce the chances of holding the bag when the loans were forgiven. Underwr
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• Contact-Tracing Investigations
  ! [[Employer Response to COVID-19 in the Workplace|< Previous ]] !! [[Navigating COVID-19: A Legal G ...ty to conduct contact tracing is important for businesses when they decide to reopen. They should understand the contact-tracing process, and why it's re
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• Injuries at Home or Due to the Home Office
  ...e to the coronavirus, employers could be liable for other injuries related to the COVID-19 crisis. ...t continue to perform their regular job duties. Many employers were forced to shut down and lay off their employees.
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• Families First Coronavirus Response Act
  To read the entire FFCRA, link [https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/h ...leave after the expiration of the mandate was March 31, 2021. The ability to take the tax credit was extended again for employers with fewer than 500 em
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• California Passes a New Version of Supplemental Paid Sick Leave
  ...-19 Supplemental Paid Sick Leave (SPSL), effective Feb. 19 and retroactive to Jan. 1, 2022. California’s previous COVID-19 SPSL expired Sept. 30, 2021. ...of SPSL a full-time employee may take during the period from Jan. 1, 2022 to Sept. 30, 2022 is 80 hours.
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• Court Appearances
  ...home or at their place of residence, except for conducting what are deemed to be essential activities.<ref>See https://covid19.ca.gov/img/Executive-Order ...ld review the DWC website to confirm that they are comply with the most up-to-date rules: https://www.dir.ca.gov/dwc/dwc_newsline.html.
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• Return-to-Work Considerations
  ...l Guide For California Employers|Table of Contents]] !! [[FAQs — Return-To-Work Considerations| Next >]] ...fter the stay-at-home directive eases? What obligations do employers have to their employees?
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• California Resources — Unemployment and Disability Insurance, Paid Family Leave, Paid Sick Leave
  ...ges employees to avail themselves of all programs available and applicable to their individual circumstances and needs. The programs in this section are <li>Their hours are reduced due to quarantine.</li>
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• State and Local Workplace Safety Orders
  ...fter, all 58 counties in California issued public health orders applicable to residents and businesses. ...or everyone to STAY HOME, except for people who work for businesses deemed to “essential." Nonessential businesses may remain operational as long as th
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• Teleworking in Response to the Pandemic
  ...A Legal Guide For California Employers|Table of Contents]] !! [[Return-to-Work Considerations| Next >]] ...d health authorities continue to encourage employers to allow employees to work from home if possible.
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• FAQs — Health and Safety
  ...inue to recommend that employers send home any worker who has been exposed to the virus. ...c health guidelines for community-related exposure. The recommended period to remain home is 14 days after the last exposure, during which time individua
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• CAL/OSHA Imposes COVID-19 Safety Regulations on Businesses
  ...demic, Cal/OSHA established emergency temporary standards (ETS) applicable to the workplace. The regulations remain in effect but were updated in the sum ...is now to establish an enforceable legal standard applicable to workplaces to directly and comprehensively protect workers, their families, and the publi
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• Remote Medical Treatment Examinations & Medical-Legal Appointments
  ...ia to stay home or at their place of residence, except for what are deemed to be essential activities. Although health-care providers and hospital person ...strictions can be accommodated. Employers don't want COVID-19 restrictions to extend a worker's disability unnecessarily.
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• Payment of Temporary Disability
  ...s considered an essential business. Nonessential businesses could continue to operate as long as their employees could telecommute. ...yees to work from home faced enormous financial pressure. Some were forced to shut down entirely. Some restructured and laid off workers.
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• OSHA Requirements — Recording and Reporting COVID-19
  ...nistration, OSHA launched a national emphasis program (NEP) March 12, 2021 to protect high-risk workers from COVID-19. The program emphasizes investigati ...ted with it. That involves a combination of inspection targeting, outreach to employers, and compliance assistance. OSHA's NEP is [https://www.osha.gov/s
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