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Can I force my employees to keep their cameras on during virtual meetings? Ask Soma

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You have the right to request employees turn on their cameras during remote meetings, but keep in mind that some employees may be exempt if they have requested reasonable accommodation, Soma Ray-Ellis writes.

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