Alison Lewandoski

WORK from home or don’t work at all: telecommuting in the age of COVID-19

By Amanda G. Rooney & Alison Lewandoski on July 24, 2020

Not so long ago, telecommuting or “working from home” was just a growing employment practice – often a desirable employee perk used to attract top-talent (especially when unemployment rates were at historic lows). As a…

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Helping Employers Weather the Storm, but Maybe Not House Pets and Home Invaders: Addressing Health and Safety Issues for Remote Employees

By Alison Lewandoski on January 24, 2019

Posted in Employment Litigation, Employment Policies, Wage-and-Hour

The Labor Dish recently addressed the rapid rise of remote working arrangements amongst U.S. employees. Although “OUT OF SIGHT, BUT NOT OUT OF MIND” touched on the many benefits that come from such…
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