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Employers Beware: Practical Implications Of Governor Baker’s Newly Issued Travel Order, Effective August 1, 2020, in the Workplace
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On July 24, 2020, Governor Baker issued a COVID-19 Travel Order[1] to safeguard residents from exposure to the Coronavirus due to interstate travel. The Travel Order goes into effect on August 1, 2020, requiring visitors and returning residents entering Massachusetts to complete and submit a Travel Form and self-quarantine for 14 days unless the individual is exempt from the mandated quarantine.
In this article, our discussion is twofold: First, what are the Travel Order’s essential components? Second, what are the practical implications of the Travel Order for employers? Read More... |
April 20. 2020
Federated Insurance is committed to helping you as our nation unites to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Here is a link to many valuable resources designed to inform and support your members during these uncertain times.
Federated Insurance is committed to helping you as our nation unites to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Here is a link to many valuable resources designed to inform and support your members during these uncertain times.
April 1, 2020
ACA/NE and the Northern New England Chapter of ACA/NE continue to monitor state actions relating to emergency orders and the designation of essential businesses for the HVAC/R and heat pump industry. Today we have an update for Maine and Massachusetts. Others will follow as they become available. Read more..
ACA/NE and the Northern New England Chapter of ACA/NE continue to monitor state actions relating to emergency orders and the designation of essential businesses for the HVAC/R and heat pump industry. Today we have an update for Maine and Massachusetts. Others will follow as they become available. Read more..
March 25, 2020
Massachusetts Governor Baker Authorizes Construction Work To Resume In Boston And Cambridge; Mayor Walsh Responds, Extending His Order Pausing Non-Essential Construction In Boston. Read more...
Massachusetts Governor Baker Authorizes Construction Work To Resume In Boston And Cambridge; Mayor Walsh Responds, Extending His Order Pausing Non-Essential Construction In Boston. Read more...
March 23, 2020
At ACA/NE, we know that our members are scrambling to figure out if the HVAC/R industry is considered "essential" during this COVID-19 crisis. We have done our best to obtain this information. Here is up-to-date information on each New England state. While this information is ever-changing, we will continue to provide updates as best as possible.
At ACA/NE, we know that our members are scrambling to figure out if the HVAC/R industry is considered "essential" during this COVID-19 crisis. We have done our best to obtain this information. Here is up-to-date information on each New England state. While this information is ever-changing, we will continue to provide updates as best as possible.
Kenney and Sams has continued to provide pertinent information for business owners during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
Below please find links to several helpful articles.
DOL Announcement: Families First Coronavirus Response Act Effective on April 1st & Model Notice
Governor Baker authorizes construction work to resume in Boston and Cambridge; Mayor Walsh responds, extending his order pausing non-essential construction in Boston.
Coronavirus: What All Employers Should Know
Coronavirus Claims and Coverage: What Happens Next?
COVID-19: Changes in The Landscape Of Unemployment Benefits, Layoffs Versus Furloughs & The WARN Act
ACA/NE Launches Northern New England Chapter
March 2020
ACA/NE has successfully served the needs of New England’s southern states for many years. Now, ACA/NE has expanded services into the three northern states. The benefits are the same for all members, regardless of the state in which you operate. The difference, with the creation of the Northern New England Chapter is that events and programming will be held locally and the legislative and regulatory issues we tackle will be those that impact your business in your state.
ACA|NE Northern New England offers educational opportunities through dinner meetings, seminars for business owners and managers, and training for technicians, as well as a membership with Service Roundtable and a professional association group 401(k) membership plan. We are also strongly committed to monitoring legislative and regulatory issues and influencing public policy decisions in the best interests of the HVAC industry.
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ACA/NE has successfully served the needs of New England’s southern states for many years. Now, ACA/NE has expanded services into the three northern states. The benefits are the same for all members, regardless of the state in which you operate. The difference, with the creation of the Northern New England Chapter is that events and programming will be held locally and the legislative and regulatory issues we tackle will be those that impact your business in your state.
ACA|NE Northern New England offers educational opportunities through dinner meetings, seminars for business owners and managers, and training for technicians, as well as a membership with Service Roundtable and a professional association group 401(k) membership plan. We are also strongly committed to monitoring legislative and regulatory issues and influencing public policy decisions in the best interests of the HVAC industry.
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ACA/NE Membership Testimonial
"ACA/NE is a wonderful association to be a part of. Membership with ACA/NE has helped me grow my professional network and stay informed with what is happening within the HVAC industry.”
Don Chaisson | APA, LLC.
