Michael Sullivan & Associates (MS&A) introduced Navigating COVID-19: A Legal Guide for Employers, a comprehensive guide that helps decision makers, human resource professionals, risk management teams, and the like interpret and apply employment law, immigration law, and workers’ compensation. From compensability and reasonable accommodations to liability, the leading California defense firm is helping employers get the information they need to make the decisions that matter. This Legal Guide changes the way businesses manage the devastating impacts of the COVID-19 crisis and remain compliant amidst changing laws. This resource is updated daily as information changes to provide the latest news and policy to ensure readers have reliable and trusted content.
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This Legal Guide features quick search capabilities to find information fast. Accessible on any device, this complete Legal Guide was engineered to be accessible in conventional work spaces as well as remotely while at home.
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“MS&A is here to help our community. Tens of millions of people have filed for unemployment claims in the U.S. with 2.8 million and growing in California alone. With increasing unemployment rates and employers seeking immediate assistance MS&A knew we had to make this Legal Guide available for free to help as many employers as possible in this time of need,” asserts Michael Sullivan.
“In the spirit of sharing good works, Mike Sullivan’s law firm has provided an excellent reference ebook of the nuts and bolts of COVID issues surrounding workers’ compensation. This complimentary ebook will be updated as things progress. Thank you for producing this material in one place,” says Suzanne Guyan of Guyan Consulting — a premier workers’ compensation consulting firm.
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