On January 12, the Chamber welcomed CT Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz, CT Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) Deputy Commissioner Glendowlyn Thames, and U.S Small Business Association District Director Catherine Marx for updates on relief programs for businesses impacted…
The second phase of CARES funding was signed into law on December 27, 2020 in the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021. The Act: Reopened and funded a second round of Paycheck Protection Program forgivable loans Reopened Economic Injury Disaster Loans and…
A message from Tony Sheridan, President and CEO 2020 has been an extraordinary year of unforeseen challenges impacting all of us. Last December, we enjoyed all the festivities of the holidays, gathering for our Gala and for celebrations with family…
While federal legislation is still under discussion, get your business ready to apply The federal government is continuing to negotiate a new COVID-19 relief package. Legislation is expected to pass in the next few days, and then federal agencies structure…
Restaurants are eager to serve you delicious food and provide the experience you want. Follow the link to local restaurants’ websites or social media pages below to see the services they are offering. Whether it’s dining in, taking out, family…
Dining out or ordering in means this Thanksgiving can be one of the most delicious. Many people are opting to let professionals handle the cooking this year as we enjoy more intimate gatherings. If you haven’t ordered a dinner to…
Guest Blog: ConnectiCare You’re washing your hands, wearing a mask, and practicing social distancing to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). That’s great — but you should still get a flu shot. COVID-19 safety precautions may also help…
Guest Blog by ConnectiCare The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has shined a light on this fact: healthier people are often better able to battle disease. This year, more than ever, doctors say you should get a flu shot between now and…
Guest Author: ConnectiCare Does it feel harder to follow health and safety advice as the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak continues? Then you may be feeling what’s called “caution fatigue.” And, you’re not alone. Jacqueline Gollan, an associate professor of psychiatry and…
Under an executive order issued by the president, employers may defer withholding and payment of the employee’s portion of the Social Security tax for those earning under a certain amount. Guidance issued by the IRS explains the program. The deferral…