It's reported this week that Baker McKenzie has closed down its London office for fear of one of its employees having coronavirus.
In this bonus episode, you'll learn:
- what to do with employees who don't want to come into work
- what your obligations are if an employee self-isolates or quarantines
- what if someone suddenly becomes unwell at work
- top tips, and things to do now.
Are you involved in a complex, high value or high profile employment dispute? Contact adam.macdonald@outertemple.com to find out whether employment barrister Daniel Barnett can help you.
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