Gary Phelan talks to WICC about businesses requiring proof of COVID vaccination in order to enter certain establishments. Listen here
Gary Phelan talks to WICC about proof of COVID vaccination
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Can your employer require you to get a COVID-19 vaccine?
Gary Phelan on Eyewitness News 3
Today’s Business: Returning to the workplace and the emerging crisis
As we begin to shed the COVID-19 pandemic and many employees resist their employer’s call to return to the workplace, it is apparent that the surge in working from home will transform the American workplace.
Gary Phelan talks to News12 about employers requiring COVID vaccinations
Requiring employees to get vaccinated remains a gray area
Bob Mitchell discusses a return to the workplace during the COVID-19 pandemic on WICC
WICC with Bob Mitchell
Gary Phelan responds to clearhealthcosts.com regarding Covid-19 worker disability
Coronavirus (Covid-19) and disability: A year later, and millions of cases later, patients struggle for disability
Opinion: Employers may require workers to get COVID vaccine
A nurse fills a syringe with a dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at Stamford Hospital last month. Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut Media Get the COVID vaccine or you might be fired. The federal government has ruled that employers can require their workers to get the...
Opinion: Some school districts violate federal law on COVID
Earlier this month, Connecticut Education Commissioner Miguel A. Cardona stated that “we take very seriously the ADA requirements,” adding that Americans with Disabilities Act compliance was “non-negotiable.” Cardona was referring to whether school districts are...
Attorney Gary Phelan quoted in article “Schools report staffing short-ages” in The Norwalk Hour.
Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, teachers legally are entitled to reasonable accommodations if they need one. For many, that might mean teaching remotely, said Gary Phelan, a Stratford attorney who has represented teachers seeking accommodations. “There’s...
Today’s Business: Working parents continue to manage the virtual office and the virtual classroom
Photo: Contributed Photo : Jessica A. Slippen In a typical year, cooler temps and shorter days mean one thing: Back to school. For working parents, back to school is somewhat of a reprieve, guaranteeing most at least a six-hour window of defined child-free work time....
