Client Training: New Stimulus Updates

July 24, 2020

During our latest client training on Thursday, July 9, 2020, we reviewed the new stimulus plan that’s brewing in Congress. Additionally, we discussed COVID-19 testing in the workplace as well as contact tracing issues and guidance.

For those of you along the Gulf Coast, we provided a safety update with new resources that will be helpful as you prepare for the 2020 hurricane season.

New benefits changes were announced among other HR news, and they will be effective October 1, 2020.

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