
Latest Stories
JBS Foods Subsidiaries to Develop Infectious Disease Plan
Four JBS Foods USA subsidiaries and affiliates have agreed to assemble a team of company and third-party experts to implement an infectious disease preparedness plan for seven of its meat processing facilities, according to the Department of Labor Friday.
Ascension’s Vaccine Exemption Denial Under Scrutiny on Appeal
A federal appeals court in Chicago will hear oral arguments in an Indiana doctor’s bid to block a health-care system from requiring that workers get vaccinated against Covid-19 despite religious objections.
USDA Presses Congress on School Meals as Covid Changes Run Out
Agriculture Secretary
Covid Aid Funding Deal Needs Rework After Offsets Were Spent
Lawmakers will have to renegotiate a Covid-19 therapeutics and vaccine funding deal because billions of dollars designated as offsets have already been spent, key senators said.
Remote Work Takes Poaching to Another Level in Small US Cities (1)
The widespread adoption of remote work across the US has left local employers learning to compete with out-of-state companies offering big-city salaries.
CDC Plans to Stop Reporting Suspected Covid Cases to Ease Burden
The
Keep Track of Federal Court Closings With Our Blog (click here)
The federal courts are tackling the coronavirus threat, making scheduling changes, encouraging electronic filing, and restricting access to facilities, among other measures.
Big Law Says Goodbye to Five-Day In-Office Work Weeks
Up Next

Biden’s Vaccine Mandate and the Likely Legal Challenge

Covid-19 Vaccine: Can Your Employer Make You Take It?

Covid ‘Long-Haulers’ and Their Lingering Medical Bills

Can Businesses Win Fight Over Covid-19 Insurance Claims?

Telehealth Is Booming During Covid. Is it Here to Stay?

Coronavirus Is Taking Its Toll On Big Law

Coronavirus and Force Majeure Clauses

Coronavirus and the Ballot Box

Coronavirus Is Changing the Way Lawyers Work
Podcasts

Can Employers Ask Candidates About Vaccination Status?
