The Virtual Workplace - Seiner, Joseph A.
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"The outbreak of COVID-19 caused our society to rethink the fundamental meaning of "work", and the extent to which employment has any physical boundaries. With literally hundreds of thousands of workers required suddenly to work from home, the perception of virtual employment radically changed overnight. Indeed, many employers that were previously strongly and openly opposed to allowing workers to perform their job duties outside of a brick-andmortar facility quickly required such work-at-home relationships. The law, which often takes decades to refine with respect to employment doctrine,…mehr

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"The outbreak of COVID-19 caused our society to rethink the fundamental meaning of "work", and the extent to which employment has any physical boundaries. With literally hundreds of thousands of workers required suddenly to work from home, the perception of virtual employment radically changed overnight. Indeed, many employers that were previously strongly and openly opposed to allowing workers to perform their job duties outside of a brick-andmortar facility quickly required such work-at-home relationships. The law, which often takes decades to refine with respect to employment doctrine, could not keep pace with these changes. Indeed, in my vast experience in this field, I can recall no singular event that has had a quicker, more substantive impact on the workplace"--
Autorenporträt
Joseph A. Seiner is a Professor of Law and the Oliver Ellsworth Professor of Federal Practice at the University of South Carolina School of Law. Professor Seiner has been featured in a number of national media sources, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, CNN, ProPublica, The Atlantic, and Fortune. He routinely gives presentations on labor and employment related issues, and teaches classes in the area of workplace law. Professor Seiner has published numerous books and articles on employment topics, and his work is widely cited in academia and by the federal courts.