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ARTICLE · 29 APRIL 2020

Five Considerations For Effective Remote Working Policies

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Given recent COVID-19 restrictions and self-isolation measures, many employers have requested that employees work from home.

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Given recent COVID-19 restrictions and self-isolation measures, many employers have requested that employees work from home.

Under the recently proclaimed Public Health Emergency Leave provisions of The Saskatchewan Employment Act, employees who are on this leave and are authorized to work at home during the leave are entitled to be paid their regular wages and benefits provided they comply with the measures set out in the order of the Chief Medical Officer and comply with any additional requirements set out by the Lieutenant Governor in Council. Many Saskatchewan employees not on this leave, or employees in other provinces, may also be working remotely.

It is important that employers have policies in place governing remote working arrangements to limit the uncertainty around the arrangements and provide clarity on expectations and objectives.

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