The coronavirus is a serious threat to both public health and the economy. As such, individuals and companies need to prepare for not if, but when, the virus makes its way to your community. Isolationism is a way to mitigate its spread, but the world can’t and will not stop for this virus. Simple and safe hygiene practices in the workplace and public can help you and your employees go about living as normal a life as possible while this virus runs its course. We’ve compiled the following FAQ and corresponding links to help you fight this pandemic. As Benjamin Franklin said, “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” That saying could not be truer in how to combat the coronavirus in your workplace, in public and at home.

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State and Federal Assistance Due to Coronavirus The coronavirus has created a new normal that is only expected to get worse before it gets better. Social/physical distancing to mitigate the spread of coronavirus is causing unprecedented strains on businesses, families and the economy. The Ohio Department of Health has issued several orders closing businesses. Governor Mike DeWine has issued several orders providing relief to the employers and employees, including unemployment insurance and small business loans. Unfortunately, assistance is not available to everyone under these programs and more businesses are likely to be ordered closed as the virus continues to spread. Statewide shutdowns are already occurring in California, Washington, New York and Pennsylvania and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Released Guidance on Identifying Critical Infrastructure during COVID-19.

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