Global Workforce COVID-19 Employee Symptom Checking
As the world plans to reopen, multinational employers are asking how they can support their employees with COVID-19 symptom checking so employees can return to…
Subjects: Coronavirus
Colombia Begins to Reopen for Business
Colombia begins to reopen for business with Decreto 636 article 3. The law says some employers can resume business operations if they are part of…
Coronavirus Update for Employers in the Netherlands
If you are looking for a full outline of best practices in managing employees and business in the Netherlands during the coronavirus outbreak, take a…
Employee Benefits in Germany During the Coronavirus
Employee benefits in Germany shifted due to COVID-19. A good example is the federal government enabling the mandatory benefit ‘Kurzarbeit,’ or short-term work benefits, as…
Coronavirus Update for Employers in Poland
The Polish National Health Fund (NFZ) is responsible for conducting tests and covering the costs of hospitalization related to COVID-19. In some cities private medical…
Coronavirus Update for Employers in Ireland
The Irish government announced a five phase plan to cautiously reopen society and business beginning May 18th. Private medical insurance rebates have also begun, as…
Understanding the UK Coronavirus Furlough Scheme
Also known as the UK Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS), the UK’s coronavirus furlough scheme is designed to support employers and employees by temporarily subsidizing…
Coronavirus Update for Employers in Lithuania
Employees needing COVID-19 testing and medical care can receive it in Lithuania’s government-run medical facilities free of charge. Supplemental health insurance generally does not cover…
Coronavirus Update for Employers in Slovenia
Employees in Slovenia will find treatment costs related to COVID-19 completely covered through compulsory health insurance regulated by state. Patients with COVID-19 are currently treated…
Coronavirus Update for Employers in Romania
In Romania employees can get coronavirus testing and treatment for free at public medical facilities. Care for COVID-19 is not available in the private sector….