CSRS provides an overview of inclusions within the CARES Act and a breakdown of allocations that could impact public and nonprofit entities, reflecting the distribution of funds.
In the latest in this series from the Roedel Parsons COVID-19 Toolkit for Small- and Medium-Sized Businesses, readers can find comprehensive information on the Americans With Disabilities Act, the Occupational Safety and Health Act and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.Â
Should I get tested if I have no symptoms, just to be sure I don't have the coronavirus? What can I do to boost my immune system? Is it OK to take a walk or work in the garden? In this guide, Ochsner Baton Rouge breaks down the dos and don'ts of getting tested for COVID-19 and ensuring that you avoid the virus.
In the latest in this series from the Roedel Parsons COVID-19 Toolkit for Small- and Medium-Sized Businesses, readers can find comprehensive information on general labor and employment law, the Fair Labor Standards Act, and Department of Labor and Internal Revenue Service guidance on the expansion of paid sick and family medical leave under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act.Â
It’s a myth that children and teens aren’t vulnerable to the new coronavirus. Kids can catch and spread the virus even without showing symptoms, explains Dr. Michael Bolton, infectious disease specialist with Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Health.
Naturally, pregnant women and new moms are dealing with new experiences, changes in their bodies, and new things to worry about. The last thing you want to do is add a new virus to your list of concerns.
Working remotely is fast becoming the new normal. While this poses its own challenges, working from home can offer more time to learn and grow professionally—remotely. The East Baton Rouge Parish Library’s Reference Coordinator, Andrew Tadman, shares two free resources the Library provides to keep developing yourself and your team. [Sponsored by the East Baton Rouge Parish Library]