Coronavirus Update: Cares Act PPP, NYS Unemployment, Sick & Medical Leave

COVID-19 Alert CARES Act PPP, NYS Unemployment, Sick & Medical Leave Expansion Programs in response to the COVID-19 situation continue to be enacted and guidance continues to evolve. Please click on the following links for: Information from the US Chamber of Commerce summarizing the assistance available to businesses under the Payroll Protection Program of the … Continued

Coronavirus Update: State and Federal Leave Plans

State and Federal Leave Plans Affected by COVID-19 At this point in time, not all of the criteria has been completely spelled out regarding Federal and State leave plans.  This is an overview of the Federal and State leave plans. Within the document, you will find a Summary of H.R. 6201, COVID-19 Federal Relief Legislation, … Continued

Coronavirus Update: In-Person Work Environment Restrictions

Effective March 21, 2020, at 8 p.m. and until further notice, all barbershops, hair salons, tattoo or piercing parlors, and related personal care services will be closed to members of the public. This includes nail technicians, cosmetologists and estheticians, and the provision of electrolysis, and laser hair removal services.

Coronavirus Update: Onsite Workforce, FMLA, Unemployment Claims

On Tuesday, March 17, 2020, Governor Cuomo announced an agreement on the paid sick leave bill for those impacted by the virus. The provisions are set to take place immediately upon passage. As soon as this is finalized, we will provide updated information.

Working Remotely: Establishing a Policy

As we continue to learn about CVOID-19, many employers are turning to remote environments to run their day to day business in the interim. As you explore this opportunity we wanted to provide you with some thought-provoking guidelines in an effort to assist you with creating a policy for your business.

ESC Coronavirus Alert: Recommended Protocols for Employers

An ESC Special Alert:  Employer Recommended Protocols for COVID-19 As you know, the World Health Organization, classified the virus as a pandemic due to the number of cases worldwide.  In order for anything to change locally,  the CDC or a state or local government entity would also need to make a similar designation for additional … Continued