As retail operators return to work this week after what was hopefully a busy Memorial Day weekend for them, they should be encouraged by some rare good news out of Washington D.C. The industry had some big wins last week …
The President recently made headlines with the release of his first draft budget proposal and while some convenience store operators might applaud the perceived “belt tightening”, leading brands need to be aware of a few hidden minefields. Most prominent among …
The actions this week by two state attorneys general over the constitutionality of President Trump’s overseas business dealings have very little to do with the P&Ls of operators. But here’s why it matters to your business and employees–In the grand …
In political terms, 2017 is what’s known as an “off year.” Only a few states have elections but two are for governorships – Virginia and New Jersey – and we have had a couple of notable congressional special elections thrown …
During Coronavirus Crisis, Big Companies Display Largess – But For How Long? -The Wall Street Journal As many small businesses operating with little cushion are laying off employees, dozens of large companies so far have extended pay and benefits to …
As Crisis Deepens, Companies Hand Out Cash To Workers -The New York Times Some large businesses are paying employees while they stay home. Others are offering bonuses to those who must keep going in. McDonald’s To Close Restaurants In UK …
Who Qualifies For Paid Leave Under The New Coronavirus Law -The New York Times It is the first time the U.S. will have broad federally mandated paid leave. But some will be excluded from the emergency measure. Eating Out May …
Universal Basic Income Gains Traction -TIME As Congress works with the Trump Administration to implement economic relief for the Americans impacted by Coronavirus, proposals tangentially related to Andrew Yang’s Freedom Dividend are under serious discussion. Coronavirus Layoffs Surge Across America, …
Let The Bailouts Begin -The Washington Post Industries are lining up for federal help. What about the restaurant industry? Column: Some Employers Are Doing The Right Thing In The Coronavirus Crisis. Some Aren’t. – Los Angeles Times Employers in several …
The Companies Putting Profits Ahead Of Public Health -The New York Times The New York Times Editorial Board calls out a number of restaurant and retail brands on their paid sick leave policies. Layoffs Could Have Legal Implications For …
Restaurants Across The Country Struggle To Respond To Coronavirus -The New York Times Cancellations, closings and a thinning out of tables may be just the beginning for a business based on social contact. Companies Walk Fine Line On Employee Data …