Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources

The situation is quickly changing as COVID-19 is developing in the U.S. and globally, with potential impacts to your business. We care about the health and safety of our employees, customers, and communities and wanted to share some resources to help keep you informed.  

Important Message to Connecticut Policyholders

Important Message to New York Policyholders

Important Message to New Jersey Policyholders

State Mandated Reopening Requirements

Reopening Requirements for Connecticut

Reopening Requirements for Maine

Reopening Requirements for Massachusetts

Reopening Requirements for New Hampshire

Reopening Requirements for New York

Reopening Requirements for Vermont

State Plans for Reopening During COVID-19

Connecticut State Plan

Maine State Plan

Massachusetts State Plan

New Hampshire State Plan

New York State Plan

Vermont State Plan

Featured Articles

The Resuming Business Toolkit is designed to assist employers in slowing
the spread of COVID-19 and lowering the impact in their workplace
when reintegrating employees into non-healthcare business settings.
Unoccupied buildings may be at risk of fire caused by arson or an electrical malfunction, vandalism, loss of materials or property damage from break-ins, unapproved use by squatters, an/or general deterioration from natural causes.
Employers have a legal obligation to make sure that employees operating vehicles for company business are appropriately qualified and entrusted to safely and responsibly drive on behalf of the company.
At times due to unforeseen circumstances, the job may have to be put on hold for the safety of the employees.
COVID-19 is commonly transmitted through person-to-person contact, or from being in close proximity with someone who is ill or carrying the virus.
While there is no single posture or configuration that will work for everyone, keeping the principles of a neutral body posture in mind while setting up you workstation, and taking small breaks throughout the day may increase your level of comfort and reduce the risk of injury.
In response to the construction industry’s questions regarding the COVID-19 outbreak, the following are steps everyone should be taking now …
1. Keep your distance from those who are sick.
Fisher Phillips has assembled a cross-disciplinary taskforce of attorneys across the country to address the many employment-related issues facing employers in the wake of the COVID-19 coronavirus — especially now that the World Health Organization has declared the outbreak as a pandemic.
Many small business are facing significant business disruption due to COVID-19. Fortunately, there are several financial resources that are available for eligible small businesses.
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Disruption in the world has created significant opportunity for fraud in many unimaginable ways.
Life in the USA changed in 2020 as states halted operations to slow down the spread of the infectious disease known as the Coronavirus or COVID-19.