Southwest Valley Chamber to host webinar on best practices for reopening businesses
Posted 5/3/20
“Best practices for opening your doors for business or keeping them open during the COVID-19 pandemic,” 11 a.m.-noon Tuesday, May 5 on Zoom will discuss opening up the state’s …
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Southwest Valley Chamber to host webinar on best practices for reopening businesses
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“Best practices for opening your doors for business or keeping them open during the COVID-19 pandemic,” 11 a.m.-noon Tuesday, May 5 on Zoom will discuss opening up the state’s economy and how businesses can prepare for it, including:
∙How and when the Governor will phase out the Stay-at-Home order and other Executive Orders.
∙The applicable CDC, OSHA, and state, and local regulations for businesses as they reopen (or continue operations)
∙The use of PPE, masks, social distancing, and other protective measures to mitigate the spread of COVID-19
∙Bringing employees back from layoff or furlough or hiring employees in a legally-compliant manner
∙Employment issues that business will face as they re-open
∙Risks by failing to operate in a legally compliant manner
“The regulations and guidance are constantly changing as the COVID-19 pandemic continues,” an event release stated. “Understand the applicable guidance and regulations for operating your business in compliance with the CDC, OSHA and state and local ordinances. In addition, understand the various labor and employment issues that will come up as employees are asked to come back to work.”
For more information or to register, visit the chamber’s Facebook page, facebook.com/SouthwestValleyCofC, and click on the Events and Get tickets tabs.
