Making Remote Work Work: Policies and Pitfalls

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Discrimination, Employment

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Executive Director, Human Resources Director, Human Resources Staff

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2021

In this webinar, we review CAPLAW’s new sample remote work policy. A successful remote work arrangement requires that employees and their employer both understand their roles and obligations. Therefore, a clear, thorough, and easy-to-understand remote work policy is a key component of a successful remote work arrangement. As important as such a policy may be, it can be difficult to know what to include – and what not to include – to ensure it sets realistic expectations so it can be easily followed and implemented.

Presented on: March 18, 2021
Presented by: Megan Bisk, Ropes & Gray, LLP, and Edward Faust, CAPLAW

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