EMPLOYERS: Helpful COVID-19 guidance from Governor Murphy

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ATTENTION: NEW JERSEY EMPLOYERS

HELPFUL COVID-19 GUIDANCE BELOW

We are receiving many inquiries from employers as to what benefits may apply to employees in various COVID-19 situations. We thought this guide tweeted by Governor Murphy would be very helpful to you. Please know that the federal legislation, which could impact some of the scenarios below, has been significantly revised by the House and is pending Senate approval. Our COVID-19 legal team is available for assistance on any COVID-19 workplace issues.

 

Please do not hesitate to call or email the NFC lawyer you
usually work with at 973.665.9100 or email us at counseling@nfclegal.com should you have questions or
employment concerns regarding the COVID-19 disease.

 

973.665.9100 | info@nfclegal.com | 619.292.0515

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