Coronavirus and Your Job



As the COVID-19 outbreak spreads, many people are worried about contracting the virus at work or during their commutes. Generally, if employees cite coronavirus concerns and refuse to come to work, employers can legally terminate them. Working from home is not a fundamental right even under the Americans with Disabilities Act. However, the United States…

https://www.napolilaw.com/article/coronavirus-and-your-job-workers-rights-during-covid-19/

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