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Tea & Tidbits – American Heart Month

February 17, 2021

Join us as we spill the tea on the latest employment issues.

For thirty minutes each month, the most relevant issues facing the world of employment will be raised, and legal, HR, and benefits perspectives on the issue will be discussed.

February’s program will focus on employees with chronic or sudden heart health conditions to honor American Heart Month. We will discuss leaves of absence, accommodations, and insurance options to supplement group health plans to offset copays, deductibles, and other out-of-pocket costs for your employees.

 

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