February
25
- Thurs., Feb. 25
- 1:00 ET
- 10:00 PT
When an Employee Tests Positive for COVID
In this 75-minute training, you’ll learn:
Your safety obligations
Learn proper procedures from testing to tracing to hygiene.
Your legal obligations
Learn the legal way to handle situations from employee leave to vaccine decisions.
Your communication obligations
We’ll give you a sample email to send to employees after a positive test.
A step-by-step strategy to handle positive tests…
plus to plan for the vaccine
Millions of Americans have tested positive for the coronavirus, so it's likely some of your employees will become infected in the coming months. One wrong move could lead to additional infections, the closing down of your operations, plus a legal and PR nightmare.
Do you know exactly how your organization MUST respond to a positive test – for safety and legal reasons? What if employees are showing mild symptoms – is it a winter cold or flu … or must the employee quarantine? Do you know what you should be doing now to plan for the coming vaccine? And how will your obligations change under the new Biden administration?
On February 25th, discover an in-depth, step-by-step plan for handling a positive COVID test or an employee showing symptoms. You'll learn how to keep your employees safe from the virus while staying in compliance with all the related laws (FMLA, ADA, workers' comp, the Families First Coronavirus Response Act and more).
Agenda for When an Employee Tests
Positive for COVID
- The exact steps to take when an employee tests positive
- The proper leave of absence options you'll have to provide the employee
- Your duty to conduct contact tracing to identify and isolate affected co-workers and customers
- Your recording and reporting requirements … workers' comp? OSHA? CDC? State and local health departments?
- How to communicate to employees about the positive test (we'll provide you with a legally safe sample email)
- Steps you must take to clean and disinfect your workplace after a confirmed COVID case
- How you need to plan for the coming vaccine … can you mandate it for employees (and should you)?
- How your legal and safety obligations under the new Biden administration could change
- Plus, get answers to your questions about specific COVID-19 issues in your workplace
Interactive Q&A time included
Nationally recognized attorney Jon Hyman will train your team and answer your COVID questions during the Q/A time.
Jon Hyman Attorney and authorJon Hyman is a partner in the Labor & Employment Group at Meyers, Roman, Friedberg & Lewis in Cleveland, Ohio, and the leader of the firm's Coronavirus Response Team. Jon applies his more than two decades of experience to help employers proactively solve their workplace problems. Jon serves as "outside in-house counsel" for businesses on employment law and HR issues, and defends companies in a variety of employment-law disputes in front of state and federal courts and administrative agencies. Jon is the author of the Ohio Employer Law Blog (NKA the Coronavirus Law Blog) and a national authority on employment law. He has been cited in the Wall Street Journal and MSNBC.com and appeared on Fox Business News, NPR, and Huffington Post Live.
Professional Certification Credit Hours
Included With This Webinar
This program is valid for 1.25 PDCs for the SHRM-CP® or SHRM-SCP®.
The use of this official seal confirms that this Activity has met HR Certification Institute’s® (HRCI®) criteria for recertification credit pre-approval.
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Special Report: The Employer's Response to Coronavirus Pandemic-specific advice you need, all in one place. Jon Hyman's COVID-19 Sample Letter Use this as your starting point to notify staff if an employee tests positive for COVID-19 in your workplace. It will help you cover all the right legal bases and ease employees' minds. |
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We promise you'll be satisfied.
If this event fails to meet your needs in any way, we will refund 100% of your tuition – every penny you paid – but your course materials, registration bonuses and members-only website access will be yours to keep. No hassles, no questions asked.