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Industry, headcount, worksites, and which populations are and are not eligible.
Who qualifies, on what basis, and who approves.
Every state with employees, including anyone who relocated without approval. Reimbursement and wage rules follow the work.
The arrangement the policy has to describe.
How far the company will go to control where the work actually happens.
Watch for these throughout
One employee working from a new state can trigger employer registration, withholding, unemployment insurance, and workers' compensation obligations there. Find out where people actually are before adopting the clause.
Reimbursement statutes reach further than most policies assume: internet, personal phone, and a share of utilities can all be in scope. Draft to the most demanding state in the footprint unless you are prepared to run separate policies.
Nonexempt remote workers must record all hours. A policy that prohibits off-the-clock work but never says how time is recorded gives the company no defense.
Home-office injuries during work activities are compensable. Confirm the carrier is on notice that employees work from home before the first claim.
The ADA and PWFA can require remote work even where the policy forbids it. Route those requests through the accommodation process, and never let a manager deny one by citing this clause.