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Helping Clients Avoid Telehealth Fraud

Extensis

Here’s how brokers who partner with a PEO can help clients avoid dishonest providers and offer their employees reputable virtual solutions. According to the statement, employers should be vigilant when entering arrangements with telehealth or telemedicine companies. genetic testing, diabetic supplies, etc.),

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Employee Illness: What Can Employers Ask About Medical Conditions?

Tandem HR

As an employer, you need to identify employees who have symptoms of or tested positive for COVID-19 to adequately notify others in the workplace who were exposed. Medical conditions and illnesses are sensitive subjects for employees and employers alike. Questions When Making Offer of Employment.

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Whiteboard Wednesday: Should Employers Offer Genetic Testing?

Wellable

This week’s Whiteboard Wednesday session focuses on genetic testing for employee wellness programs. Already popular in the consumer market, genetic disease risk screening is entering employee benefits. The video addresses the reasons why an employer may want to offer genetic testing as an employee benefit.

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The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act: What Is Protected Under GINA?

Accurate Background

Genetic information is defined as information about an individual and his or her family members’ genetic tests, as well as information about the manifestation of a disease or disorder in an individual’s family members (i.e., family medical history).

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Guide to mandatory overtime: Can you force employees to work long hours?

Homebase

On the flip side, you may be a busy employer who can’t convince their employees to pick up any overtime shifts. The fact is that employers can oblige employees to work overtime hours, and employees can be fired for refusing to work mandatory overtime. Not if it violates the terms of an employment contract. Learn more.

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The Definition of "Voluntary" Wellness Programs Is Changing—Here's How to Adapt

Cornerstone On Demand

The verdict of a recent federal lawsuit is changing the definition of voluntary wellness programs, and your company's offering may have to evolve to comply with the new regulation. At the end of 2018, a federal court ruled in AARP v. What does this mean for you? That simply defeats the entire purpose of a wellness program.

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GINA: The Protected Class You Don’t Know About

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Employers are prohibited from basing any hiring or employment decision on these characteristics for anyone who falls into one or more of these categories. As technology advanced in sequencing the human genome, lawmakers in 2008 foresaw instances where genetic information could become a basis for discrimination. What is GINA?