Why Employers Should Be Concerned When Employees “Work From Home” in a Location Other Than Their Home Address

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We’re all tired of hearing about how uncertain, unprecedented and challenging 2020 has been.  Unfortunately, it’s the reality society faces due to COVID-19. New pandemic-related legislation has created complexities for employers that no one could have predicted.  Thankfully, many workers have adjusted to work-from-home life.  However, it becomes really difficult for organizations to accurately and effectively payroll and provide benefits for their remote employees in situations where their employees want to work virtually from states or countries other than their home address.  Our infographic below illustrates the considerations that every employer needs to take into account when addressing these requests.

 

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