November 17, 2019
Employees are looking to work closer to home, yet less than half of offices are near employees' houses. How should businesses address the issue? You make the call. Read more...
A new DOL rule, effective January 1, 2020, will affect 1.3 million employees. In a RiskTrends™ podcast, Jack McCalmon explains the new rule and the employment practice consequences. Read more...
An employer asks Leslie Zieren, Esq. if every report of sexual harassment must be investigated, no matter how trivial it seems. Learn the answer and why. Read more...
Recent News
Cybercriminals Target Seniors: What Employers Should Know
With cybercriminals stealing $40 billion annually from seniors, everyone needs to know how to protect themselves and the older adults they know. We examine. Read More
Drive-By Downloads: A New Way For Malware To Infect Your Phone Or Computer
Some malware requires no action on your part to infect your device. Learn how to protect yourself from this type of attack. Read More
Worm Risks Highlight The Need For Fast Patching
A million computers remain vulnerable to the BlueKeep flaw, even though Microsoft released a patch. Read why you must keep devices updated, and what can happen if you don't. Read More
Recent Articles
Cybercriminals Target Seniors: What Employers Should Know
With cybercriminals stealing $40 billion annually from seniors, everyone needs to know how to protect themselves and the older adults they know. We examine. Read More
Managing Hearing-Impaired Employees: Avoiding ADA Risk
The EEOC settles a disability discrimination lawsuit with a large retailer who refused to provide reasonable accommodations to deaf employees. We examine. Read More
Fraud In Procurement: Criminal And Civil Exposures
An ex-CEO is charged with four counts of making false statements to obtain government benefits. Learn about the statutes that regulate the risk. Read More