Given the current pandemic and the millions furloughed or let go by their employers, unemployment in the US has risen to record highs. Since 1948, unemployment averaged 5.74%, by comparison in April 2020, unemployment reached an all time high of 14.7%. As a result, the CARES Act, passed by the
Work from Home Order May Continue After COVID-19
The coronavirus outbreak continues to reshape the way people are thinking, interacting, and working. As more and more people file for unemployment and social distancing measures keep getting extended, many fear that the economic fallout from this pandemic will be cataclysmic. Many people are
The Tax Deadline Has Been Pushed From April 15 To July 15 Due To Coronavirus
With all the uncertainty in the economy right now, many people are struggling to meet their day to day needs with 78% of people in the US living paycheck to paycheck. Different organizations have had to change the way they do things right now so we can all stay safe. Of course this pandemic has
How Small Businesses Can Survive The Covid-19 Pandemic
After the World Health Organization declared Covid-19 a pandemic, small businesses had to adjust their operations in order to accommodate the expected changes. As a result, most of them are working with their communities to contain and mitigate the spread of the disease. While such efforts are