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SUMMARY:VIRTUAL Business Development Session: Bringing the Workforce Back to Work - Challenges around COVID-19
DESCRIPTION:Please JOIN US Virtually on Wednesday\, May 20th for this Business Development session: Bringing the Workforce Back to Work - Challenges around COVID-19.\n\n \nThe Washington County Economic Development Director and Workforce Director\, along with the Greater Stillwater Chamber of Commerce\, Woodbury Area Chamber of Commerce\, Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce\, White Bear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce\, and the Cottage Grove Area Chamber of Commerce have come together to provide you with a Business Development Session.\n\nOPEN to all Chamber and community businesses to attend!\n\n\n\nPlease join us for a presentation from Eckberg Lammers Law Firm for a brief discussion addressing some of the below questions\, and others\, around returning to work during the COVID-19 pandemic. \n\n \n\n\n1. When the Governor lifts the stay orders as to a particular business\, what happens when business owners want to reopen or have employees return to work\, and employee's feel unsafe and do not want to work?\n\n2. Can employees who have the ability to work from home demand the ability to continue working from home? Or can the Employer require them to return to the office?\n\n3. Can an employer terminate an employee who refuses to return to work (assuming EE does not otherwise qualify for COVID-related eFMLA leave or other similar leave)?\n\n4. Will such an employee who is terminated be entitled to unemployment benefits?\n\n5. How can an Employer and employees protect themselves? Who is liable if someone in the workforce gets COVID-19? \n\n\n\nThere will be opportunity to ask additional questions! \n\nPlease RSVP and we will send you the LINK prior to start time.\n\n\n\nIn addition to providing high quality\, cost-effective legal representation\, Eckberg Lammers is also committed to serving communities throughout the St. Croix Valley.\n\nIts attorneys and staff are actively involved in State Bar Association committees\, Boards of Directors for several different organizations\, charities\, and other community organizations. The attorneys at Eckberg Lammers also offer legal seminars\n\non topics ranging from insurance coverage to estate planning and employment law.\n\nBrought to you by these area Chamber of Commerces:
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Please JOIN US Virtually on Wednesday\, May 20th \;for this Business Development session: \;Bringing the Workforce Back to Work - Challenges around COVID-19.
\n \;\nThe Washington County Economic Development Director and Workforce Director\, along with the Greater Stillwater Chamber of Commerce\, Woodbury Area Chamber of Commerce\, Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce\, White Bear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce\, and the Cottage Grove Area Chamber of Commerce have come together to provide you with a Business Development Session.
\nOPEN to all Chamber and community businesses to attend!
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\nPlease join us for a presentation from Eckberg Lammers Law Firm for a brief discussion addressing some of the below questions\, and others\, around returning to work during the COVID-19 pandemic. \;
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1. \; \;When the Governor lifts the stay orders as to a particular business\, what happens when business owners want \;to reopen or have employees return to work\, and employee&rsquo\;s feel unsafe and do \;not want to work?
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2. \; \;Can employees who have the ability to work from home demand the ability to continue working from home? \; Or can the Employer require them to return to the office?
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3. \; \;Can an employer terminate an employee who refuses to return to work (assuming EE does not otherwise qualify for COVID-related eFMLA leave or other similar leave)?
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4. \; \;Will such an employee who is terminated be entitled to unemployment benefits?
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5. How can an Employer and employees protect themselves? Who is liable if someone in the workforce gets COVID-19? \;
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\nThere will be opportunity to ask additional questions! \;
\nPlease RSVP \;and we will send you the LINK prior to start time.
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In addition to providing high quality\, cost-effective legal representation\, Eckberg Lammers is also committed to serving communities throughout the St. Croix Valley.
\nIts attorneys and staff are actively involved in State Bar Association committees\, Boards of Directors for several different organizations\, charities\, and other community organizations. The attorneys at Eckberg Lammers also offer legal seminars
\non topics ranging from insurance coverage to estate planning and employment law.\n\n
Brought to you by these area Chamber of Commerces:\n
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