Webisode – COVID-19 Latest Updates for Employers from Phillips Lytle 3.20.20
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Josh Veronica
March 22, 2020
The Partnership organized a ZOOM call for our Manufacturing Council members with Phillips Lytle LLP on Friday, 3/20. Craig Bucki discussed the legal implications of the New York State Executive Order on COVID-19 workforce reduction.
You can read more about the workforce reduction mandate and the most recent COVID-19 Updates and Implications Local Businesses here.
You can listen to the audio below:
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Thank you to Phillips Lytle LLP for providing their expertise to our members at this critical time.
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