Homemade face masks are becoming the norm as the coronavirus epidemic continues to ravage the United States, with some places requiring them to be worn in public. But if you are a glasses wearer, you may have noticed that wearing a face mask can cause your lenses to fog. So, what can you do to prevent this? Keep Your Glasses From Fogging Up Read More
Coronavirus Mask Causing Glasses to Fog? Here’s How to Prevent It
18June,2020
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Tips for Social Distancing and Isolation During COVID-19
Over the past few months, we have needed to quickly adapt to new terminology such as social distancing, quarantine, and isolation that have quickly become the new norm. To help, we’ve rounded up the essential tips of what you need to know. The Difference Between Social Distancing, Quarantine, and Isolation Social distancing Read More
How to Manage Your Money During COVID-19
During these uncertain times, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed, especially when it comes to your finances. Whatever situation you may be in, these tips will help streamline your financial planning and manage your budget to help you stay on top of expenses throughout COVID-19. Managing Money in a Pandemic Understand your Read More
Does Workers Compensation Cover Coronavirus Claims?
28May,2020
By Admin | | No CommentsCOVID-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
