Families First Coronavirus Response Act Overview

Setting aside partisanship as the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak continues to evolve, the U.S. Senate on March 18 passed the House Coronavirus Bill (H.R. 6201 – The Families First Coronavirus Response Act) on a 90-8 vote. The Act was subsequently signed into law by President Trump. It is the second package from Congress that addresses the COVID-19 pandemic. Currently, Congress and the Trump administration are working on “phase three” to further stem the impact of the outbreak on families and the U.S. economy.

2020-03-26T16:30:19+00:00March 26 2020|

Federal & MA Small Business Assistance Programs for COVID-19

Both the U.S. Federal Government and the Massachusetts State Government have put forth Small Bussiness Association (SBA) assistance programs for businesses dealing with the impact of COVID-19. Below is information on both programs. If you have any questions on eligibility please do not hesitate to contact your ALL advisor.

2020-03-26T16:31:46+00:00March 20 2020|

5 Steps to Business Continuity During the Coronavirus Pandemic

As the coronavirus (COVID-19) rapidly spreads within the U.S., how do business leaders ensure continuity during this pandemic? Employee, customer and vendor safety is paramount, but as more activities are canceled and face-to-face meetings aren’t advised, how can business leaders take steps to continue serving their customers? While many employers are encouraging employees to work from home, that’s not always possible for industries like manufacturing, retailing and many others. During these times, it is essential that you have a business continuity plan. There are five steps you can take to ensure ongoing operations.

2020-03-26T16:34:06+00:00March 18 2020|

U.S. Construction Market Disrupted by the Coronavirus Pandemic

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has already had major impact on the U.S. economy, and certain industries – including construction – are among the hardest hit. Throughout the nation, construction companies are experiencing the disruption of supplies from China, the world’s largest manufacturer. There are more than 150 manufacturing facilities In Wuhan that produce materials used by the construction industry. Construction firms in Singapore, for example, are already experiencing completion delays and project slowdowns because products and deliveries from subcontractors from China have come to a halt.

2020-03-26T16:35:11+00:00March 17 2020|
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