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Crisis Management Update: Managing your business through change and disruption
This week's guide to Crisis Management
 
This week's email features a look at 'Fresh look' for post-COVID offices; Small businesses still in precarious financial position; Negligence claims are common in business world; Reaching a post-COVID economy; Economic recovery loan program to assist 15 states.
 
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‘Fresh look’ for post-COVID offices
A takeaway from the 81-page report is that the ideal corporate office space in a post-pandemic world will blend the convenience of working from home with the advantages of water cooler-style collaboration — and place a big premium on health, wellness and flexibility.
 
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Report: Small businesses still in precarious financial position
New research from Paychex Inc. has found that three of the biggest obstacles businesses face are financial instability, bringing employees back to the office and developing a COVID-19 vaccine policy.
 
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Negligence claims are common in business world, as Dunkin learns
While the bombardment of lawsuits against Rochester Donuts is extreme, negligence filings are hardly uncommon for business owners.
 
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Reaching a post-COVID economy
While many see the federal funding as a needed lifeline to ultimately move forward from the COVID-19 crisis, others still see struggle ahead, according to a new survey from Marcum, a national accounting firm.
 
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Economic recovery loan program to assist 15 states
A group of community finance organizations is raising $150 million in capital to help small businesses and nonprofits in 15 states struggling to navigate and recover from the COVID-19 crisis.
 
 

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