The Chamber is monitoring the COVID-19 coronavirus’ impact on our region. We understand the challenges of these uncertain times and are equipping businesses with the information resources you need to prepare for the short-term response and long-term recovery.
View resources and updates from member companies here.
COVID-19 information from the CDC:
The latest employer guidance from the CDC includes:
- Actively encourage sick employees to stay home
- Establish policies that increases the physical distance between employees such as flexible worksites and work hours
- Cross-train employees on essential functions in case of employee absences
- Assess your essential functions and reliance on others – be prepared to change your business practices if needed to maintain critical operations
Encourage your employees to implement best health practices, including:
- Good handwashing (soap and water for at least 20 seconds)
- Covering your cough and avoiding touching your eyes, nose and mouth
- Regular use of tissues and hand sanitizer
- Stay home if you or a family member is sick
- Sanitize commonly touched surfaces and objects regularly
About COVID-19 Coronavirus
Webinars
Upcoming:
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Prepare Your Business
SBA Issues Rules on Paycheck Protection Plan
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus Emergency Loans Small Business Guide and Checklist
City of Charleston Issues Stay at Home Order
COVID-19 Business Impact Report
Identification of Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers During COVID-19 Response
COVID-19 Business Impact Survey – Share with us how you have already been impacted and what your greatest needs and concerns are
SBA programs in response to COVID-19
Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program – Apply Now
Advocates Updates
Governor McMaster closes non-essential businesses
Mount Pleasant Mayor issues stay at home order
Senate Passes Phase III of COVID-19 Response
Summary of Federal Legislative Packages in Response to COVID-19
South Carolina is officially designated for Small Business Administration Loans
UPDATED 3/24 Local Governments Respond to COVID-19
UPDATED 3/20 State Government Responds to COVID-19
Printable Materials
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