COVID-19 and Workers’ Compensation Insurance Claims As a business owner, you may have suffered a loss during the COVID-19 lockdown. If you were forced to shut your business doors, you may be wondering how you’re going to recover. What’s more, if your employees were infected with the virus, they may be looking for compensation from your Read More
Small Business COVID-19 Relief Options
What Your Business Should Know About Relief Options The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has released a program to help struggling businesses through this period of COVID-19. Nearly $350 billion has been allocated for that purpose in the new economic aid package signed into law. Small businesses, which employ nearly half of America’s Read More
Questions and Answers on Executive Order N-62-20
On May 6, 2020, Governor Newsom signed Executive Order N-62-20, which provides that under certain circumstances it is presumed that workers who contract a COVID-19-related illness between March 19 and July 5, 2020 have done so at work and are thus eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. This document provides guidance related to the Read More
Surviving the Coronavirus: Tips for Small Business to Beat the Pandemic
14May,2020
By Admin | Surviving the Coronavirus: Tips for Small Business to Beat the Pandemic | No CommentsSmall Business Tips for Getting Through COVID-19 It’s a scary time for small businesses during this COVID-19 pandemic. Due to the coronavirus, many businesses have been forced to close, many others have lost almost all their customers, and others have been forced to work with a skeleton crew. If you’re a small business owner trying to make it Read More
Coronavirus Outbreak Expands Risk of Cyberattack
How the Coronavirus Raises the Risk of Cyberattacks During the pandemic, most businesses cast their employees away from the workplace to work from home to prevent the spread of disease. While this minimized the impact of the virus spreading around the office, it did open businesses up to another kind of risk – cyberattacks. Employers should Read More
How to Avoid Getting Sick When Traveling
Healthy Tips to Avoid Colds, the Flu, and the Coronavirus While Traveling When you’re traveling, there’s nothing worse than feeling run down and being ill. Being sick while traveling is not only a miserable experience, but it also means that you can get others sick by passing on harmful germs. If you still plan on traveling, be sure you take Read More
Red Flags to Watch Out for When Buying a Used Car
What to Look for When Buying a Used Vehicle Buying a used vehicle is a smart financial decision. You typically get a car for less money than buying new but can enjoy the vehicle for several more years – depending on the conditions of the vehicle. After all, used cars have histories. While most used vehicles are fine, there are a number of Read More
Flash Report: Coronavirus: Don’t Panic, But Be Prepared
Protect Yourself From Getting the Flu The news is filled with reports of the coronavirus. While it’s natural to panic and fear the worst, it’s important to remember to stay calm and take preventative measures. The coronavirus shares similar symptoms to the flu, which can impact you for days and weeks. To prevent catching a cold or any virus, Read More
What to Do If Your Spring Break Plans Are Interrupted by a Travel Advisory
9April,2020
By Admin | What to Do If Your Spring Break Plans Are Interrupted by a Travel Advisory | No CommentsTravel Tips When an Advisory is Announced With spring break on the horizon and summer fast approaching, many families are thinking ahead to school breaks and sunny vacations. In the midst of the coronavirus, many travel advisories and warnings are being released, which has sickened more than 96,000 people worldwide and killed more than Read More
