Category: Regulations

How does compliance to the Fair Labor Standards Act affect your decision to pay or not to pay an intern?

Many businesses have been forced to direct employees to work from home, and companies have rushed to find ways to hold meetings virtually. This article highlights common privacy and security issues you should know about inherent in videoconferencing platforms, as well as suggested best practices for all platforms.

What options do health care organizations have for meeting the Focused Professional Practice Evaluation (FPPE) and Ongoing Professional Practice Evaluation (OPPE) requirements when operating under their emergency operations plan?

While some of the complaints that come in through exit interviews are complaints about supervisors or performance evaluations, compliance officers say they’re still reviewed by human resources, compliance or jointly, depending on the nature of the report. Sometimes, a compliance issue lies underneath.

This manual is intended to give National Volunteer Fire Council (NVFC) members information and advice on how to engage public policy makers at all levels of government in order to educate them about the needs of the volunteer fire and emergency services.

ny of us are suddenly finding ourselves working from home for the first time. The HIPAA laws are the same for employees working remotely. This short article talks about best practices for a HIPAA compliant workspace when working remotely.

It is imperative that LTCFs take steps to prevent introduction, recognize staff and residents with possible COVID-19, and minimize transmission within the facility, while keeping staff safe from further illness.

The American Dental Association (ADA) recognizes the unprecedented and extraordinary circumstances dentists and their patients face.

OSHA has divided job tasks into four COVID-19 risk exposure levels. Which healthcare workers are at the most risk for exposure?

This webinar will discuss a national study of EMS workforce safety led by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).