[cardcrimson]

Plenty of workers on average, but essential functions missing. It is pretty clear that most businesses would would lay off employees and shut down. It just makes more sense. Start up again when you have a more reliable situation.

Yup, that's the thought. While there is coronavirus legislation that would reimburse companies for virus related absences, apparently there unto a three month lag in the reimbursement. Still a lot to be worked through, even sat in on an employment law discussion this morning and the experts still haven't figured it all out, especially with the brobdingnagian unknown that's heading through congress now.

[cardcrimson]

Plenty of workers on average, but essential functions missing. It is pretty clear that most businesses would would lay off employees and shut down. It just makes more sense. Start up again when you have a more reliable situation.

Yup, that's the thought. While there is coronavirus legislation that would reimburse companies for virus related absences, apparently there unto a three month lag in the reimbursement. Still a lot to be worked through, even sat in on an employment law discussion this morning and the experts still haven't figured it all out, especially with the brobdingnagian unknown that's heading through congress now.