Risk Briefs
OSHA Launches Program to Protect High-Risk Workers from COVID-19
OSHA is specifically targeting restaurants, supermarkets and other businesses in search of COVID-related hazards.
Largest Minimum Wage Increase in Florida History is Less than Six Months Away
Florida employers have less than 6 months to prepare for the largest single minimum wage increase in the state's history.
What Does it Mean to be Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19?
For those who’ve been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, the CDC says you can start doing these things again.
Identity Theft Alert: FBI, HHS Warn of Emerging Fraud Schemes Involving COVID-19 Vaccines
Scammers and identity thieves are using the COVID-19 vaccine to steal personal information.
EEOC’s Enforcement and Litigation Capabilities Endure Despite COVID-19
The EEOC’s annual enforcement and litigation data reveal a productive year despite COVID-19.
Don’t Let Weak Site Security Compromise Your Business’s Cybersecurity
An effective cyber security plan relies on locked doors, clean desks, limited access and other site security measures.
Employment Law Landscape Expected to Change Under Biden Administration
Employers should be prepared for a changing employment law landscape under the new administration.
OSHA Inspections and Penalties for Coronavirus-Related Violations on the Rise
Did you know that the Occupational Safety and Health Act’s health and safety standards apply to COVID-19? Since the coronavirus pandemic began, the...
Can Employers Make the COVID-19 Vaccine Mandatory for Employees Under the Americans with Disabilities Act?
Can employees be required to provide proof of vaccination? Can employers make COVID-19 vaccines mandatory for employees? The EEOC has the answers.
Affordable Care Act Update: IRS Extends ACA Reporting Deadline and Good-Faith Relief from Penalties
The IRS extended the deadline for Applicable Large Employers to comply with the Affordable Care Act's annual reporting requirements.
Amendment 2: Florida Voters Approve Ballot Initiative to Increase Minimum Wage
Amendment 2 increases Florida’s minimum wage incrementally over a period of years until it reaches $15 per hour.
Ransomware Attacks Are Becoming More Common and More Expensive
How much ransom would you be willing to pay to regain access to critical business files and documents?
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