By M. Scott Young, Anthony P. McNamara and William J. Hubbardof Thompson HineSeptember 2020 On September 14, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed into law a qualified and temporary liability shield against claims based on exposure to or infection from SARS-CoV-2 (aka COVID-19), MERS-CoV (aka coronavirus that causes Middle East respiratory Read more…
By Nancy Hancock Griffith While most businesses across the country are at least partially reopened, the work of creating safe workplaces and customer experiences continues. BG Consulting would like to recommend the following excellent resources to help your business create your own safety and workplace policies as you move forward. Read more…
Cushman and Wakefield has not only begun to reimagine what our offices might look like when we return to work, they have started implementing the six feet office. They have helped more than 10,000 organizations in China, and developed a prototype in its Amersterdam headquarters. Eventually we need to get Read more…
We are being bombarded with information regarding COVID-19, its symptoms, its toll on frontline workers, and by the numbers. We are also being given guidance, often conflicting, on how to safely reopen a business once the governor provides the green light for each sector. Below are several links to CDC, Read more…
We are being warned that there will be a second wave of COVID-19 that will hit this fall or winter, and it could be worse. This article is adapted text from the Washington Post interview with Dr. Robert Redfield, CDC Director.
Friday, May 1: Hospital, medical, dental and veterinary services that don’t require an overnight hospital stay. Saturday, May 2: Retail businesses that have been closed can open for curbside pickup, delivery and appointment-only shopping limited to 10 customers at a time. Monday, May 4: Construction, distribution, manufacturing, offices Tuesday, May 12: Consumer, retail and service Read more…
