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Difficult Questions Facing Employers Under the Families First Coronavirus Relief Act

By Phyllis Karasov & Dan Ballintine on April 20, 2020
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Larkin Hoffman employment law specialists Phyllis Karasov and Dan Ballintine answer some of the tough questions employers face under the new Families First Coronavirus Relief Act (“FFCRA”) in our latest COVID-19 Briefing series podcast. Under the FFCRA, employers with fewer than 500 employees must provide paid leave to employees who cannot work due to pandemic-related issues such as sickness and care of children whose schools have closed.  Congress passed the FFCRA quickly in the face of the pandemic, leaving many questions relating to implementation of the law unanswered.  Aided by the Department of Labor’s recently-issued temporary rule under the FFCRA, Karasov and Ballintine provide general guidance on some of the difficult questions their clients, and likely many other employers, face under this new law.

About the Larkin Hoffman Podcast Briefings

The Larkin Hoffman Podcast Briefings series was developed to discuss issues affected by the COVID-19 crisis. Our attorneys will address corporate, employment, real estate, construction, franchise, bankruptcy, insurance, litigation, and other matters in this series. Over the next few weeks, there will be several podcasts on developing matters.

Larkin Hoffman is available to help. Please reach out for additional guidance.

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    Employment & Labor
  • Blog:
    Larkin Hoffman Employment & Labor Law Blog
  • Organization:
    Larkin Hoffman Daly & Lindgren Ltd.
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