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Many employers, if they are even aware of the requirement, are confused about how to draft, maintain and implement a plan in accordance with the Executive Order and the OSHA guidance.
Thankfully, the Workplace Law attorneys at Bodman have stepped in to help Chamber members prepare.
The Bodman team has provided four different templates for your use:
LOWER RISK EMPLOYER’S COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Plan
MEDIUM RISK EMPLOYER’S COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Plan
HIGH RISK EMPLOYER’S COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Plan
VERY HIGH RISK EMPLOYER’S] COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Plan
The templates should be tailored to the employer’s particular risk level, maintained and implemented. These templates are for information purposes only.
Coronavirus Small Business Guide
The U.S. Chamber's own interactive digital platform CO— has created a Coronavirus Small Business Guide to help you navigate the pandemic with new stories daily—including the resource guides above, remote working tips, links to small business webinars and townhalls, and more.
Coronavirus Response Toolkit
The U.S. Chamber continues to update and evolve its Coronavirus Response Toolkit to ensure that you have the most up to date information and impactful tools to navigate this pandemic. The toolkit provides the infographics, tip sheets, social media graphics and other visual resources to help you share important guidance, advice, and other information with businesses.
GUIDANCE AND RESOURCES
We will update and add to the links below as new guidance and resources become available
- Economic Injury Disaster Loan Guide
- Employee Retention Tax Credit Guide
- Coronavirus Emergency Loans: Small Business Guide and Checklist
- Coronavirus Digital Toolkit
- Coronavirus Guidance for Employers
- Coronavirus Workplace Tips for Employees
- Coronavirus Resource Hub for Small Businesses
- Coronavirus Local/State Policy Tracker
- Coronavirus Workplace Flyer
3 READS
In case you missed them, three important news stories to catch up on this evening
- How volunteers from tech companies like Amazon, Apple and Google built a coronavirus-tracking site in six days (CNBC)
- Fed announces unlimited bond purchases in unprecedented move to help U.S. economy weather coronavirus meltdown (Washington Post)
- Small businesses, slammed by coronavirus, plead for quick help (Politico)
For more information, please visit the CDC’s Guidance for Businesses resources page
