Julie Fay and Bill Roberts will present the session “The View from the Nutmeg State” during the CAIS Annual Conference on Business & Operations.
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District Court Dismisses Tuition Refund Lawsuit Against Northeastern University
Earlier this month, a judge for the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts ruled favorably for Northeastern University in a breach of
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Politics and the Workplace: More than Just Free Speech Considerations
We hope you enjoyed our webinar on Free Speech Issues in the Workplace. If you weren’t able to join us live, you may watch a
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Sexual Harassment Training Requirements for School Districts
School districts have been inundated over the last six months with new laws and guidance surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. While understandably our collective focus has
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Governor Lamont Issues New Executive Order Allowing Testing Alternative to Self-Quarantine Following Travel
On Friday, Governor Ned Lamont’s new Executive Order 9C went into effect, which makes adjustments to the mandatory 14-day self-quarantine requirement for travelers returning from
Political Issues on Independent School Campuses
An election year provides rich opportunities for students to learn about the electoral process and the importance of an engaged citizenry. As tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organizations,
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Following Court Ruling, DOL Clarifies Rules for FFCRA Intermittent Leave and Documentation Requirements
Earlier in the pandemic, Congress passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (“FFCRA”), which has two main components: the Emergency Paid Sick Leave Act (“EPSLA”)
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Register Now For Sexual Harassment Prevention Webinar Training
There are less than 30 days until the October 1, 2020* deadline for Connecticut employers to complete sexual harassment prevention training for all employees –
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Connecticut Updates Mask and Face Covering Rule Narrowing Medical Exemption
On August 14, 2020, Connecticut issued Executive Order 7NNN which updates and supersedes Executive Order 7BB by requiring medical documentation in order for an individual
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Is it Health Care or Not? Considerations for Independent Schools Exploring “Non-therapeutic” Remote Programs
The current pandemic has led to an exponential increase in telehealth services nationwide as individuals desire to obtain care from their own homes and people