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The Rising Legal Risks of Rigid Return-to-Office Policies

Consider employees’ disabilities, age, and parental responsibilities in today’s litigation landscape

Credit: “Discrimination,” The People Speak

Gleb Tsipursky

Disaster Avoidance Experts

Tue, 12/19/2023 - 12:03
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Are employers walking into a legal storm by enforcing rigid return-to-office (RTO) mandates? The post-pandemic era presents a unique challenge as employers grapple with shifting workforce dynamics. The insistence on a full return to the office without considering individual circumstances could lead to a surge in legal issues, particularly discrimination claims. This concern isn’t mere speculation; it’s a reality backed by a significant uptick in workforce discrimination charges.

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The disability discrimination dilemma

One of the most pressing issues is disability discrimination. With many employees having worked remotely for more than two years without a dip in productivity or performance, employers face a challenging legal landscape when justifying the need for in-person work.

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