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Accommodations For Employees and Patrons During Covid-19

July 27, 2020 PMiller

Last month, Governor Polis issued guidance for employers as well as public places regarding equal opportunities and accommodations due to the Corona virus. The guidelines discuss non-discrimination and reasonable accommodations for those with with disabilities. “Vulnerable Individuals”, people with Covid-19, and those who have been exposed to Covid-19. The governor’s recommendations provide clarity to employers during this time. Below is a synopsis of the governor’s guidelines. Employees with Disabilities Employers still must uphold their obligations under the American with Disabilities…

COVID-19, Negligence, And Your Business

June 15, 2020 PMiller

COVID-19 is unprecedented in its impact on life and government. In the past few months, Colorado has issued executive orders, regulations, and health standards in an emergency response to the pandemic. Above all, a business owner has a duty to provide a safe environment for people in your place of business. The state’s safer-at-home public health and executive orders can be found here: https://covid19.colorado.gov/covid-19-in-colorado/public-health-executive-orders-resource Public Health Order 20-28, sets out the guidelines every business should follow. Among them are: Deputize…

Employee New Hire Punch List

February 18, 2019 PMiller

Before you hire a new employee review this list. Taking on a new employee can be an arduous process at first; however once you have your systems and procedures in place, taking on new hires will be a piece of cake. If you already have employees use this list to make sure you don’t get dinged by the tax man or the labor board. Obtain an EIN#. Go to https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/employer-id-numbers Register with Colorado’s labor department. You will have to pay…

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