The pandemic changed how we work forever. But are your workplace policies keeping up?
In this episode, host Tom Dunlap talks with Scott Johnson, employment law attorney at Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig, about the legal challenges facing today's hybrid workplace.
What You'll Learn:
- Why your COVID-era remote work policies need a complete redesign
- How hiring across state lines creates unexpected legal compliance issues
- The hidden discrimination risks of AI in hiring decisions
- New workplace challenges: cyberbullying, proximity bias, and privacy concerns
- Best practices for creating hybrid work policies that actually work
- Why one-size-fits-all approaches fail in today's distributed workforce
Key Insight: If you're a Virginia-based company with employees in seven different states, you need seven different sets of compliance rules. Scott breaks down what employers need to know.
Whether you're managing a hybrid team, updating your employee handbook, or just trying to understand the future of work, this episode delivers practical, actionable legal guidance.
Guest: Scott Johnson, Partner at Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig, specializing in employment law for employers
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