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Anybody opening their businesses up?
I have. Got a landscape, fence, and deck thing. People are happy I'm up and running.
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We never stopped being open. Just started working appointments only instead of door knocking. Own a roofing company
I hope your business stays busy though Odin!
We never shut down. Just three people, though. And seldom see each other anyway.
I was furloughed from March 25th to April 20th but we have been back going on five weeks now. Of course we have to check temps, wash hands every hour, clean work stations every hour, no more than two people in the restroom at a time etc.... I work for a large company that builds commercial playgrounds, shelters and shades.... We are only running at about 50% though....
The bank never closed. I've been incredibly busy both with PPP loans and regular, old fashioned, commercial loans.
Thanks. Just trying to keep my lead dudes feeding their families. I hate to loose them to another job. It would **** to have to train new dudes to do what they already know.
Never closed, was deemed essential because many of our clients are
My family business has around 100 employees and we reopened May 1. Glad to be back!
I'm an independent contractor with a home inspection business. No employees and was actually considered "essential" during all of this. The real estate market has taken a dip because many took their homes off the market, plus the hit on WS and the economy. Thus my business has been hit pretty hard.
However, I've seen an up tick in the market in the past few weeks. My area is a second home, retirement area in the mountains of NE Georgia. We have only had 21 cases reported in our county so far and I do feel people will take notice to that in the coming months. I really feel the rural areas are going to see more people looking to move in and out of the vastly populated areas. With that said, I'm hoping for an increase in business in the next month or so....hoping & praying....
Open and the gov can say whatever. Making money is essential and American. Be safe and be smart. I actually went back to my old company but in a different role. Large healthcare company and actually at a facility instead of corporate. It’s not as advertised. Not clinical by the way and only have a hand on the business side. Still doing landscape and hardscape stuff on the side
I own a blasting and restoration business. We fell into a wierd in-between for two months. If it was construction related, we were "essential." If it was restoration, we were not. But we finally got back to fully ooen last week. Now the fun part of getting the jobs coming in again. Thanks CV-19.
My wife works at Welstar Kennestone. She is just now being furloughed in CT. It makes no sense. Their workload slowed for a while but has now picked up to normal levels. Now the want to cut their working staff in half. Patients will be waiting forever for a CT there for a while.
We think they kept everyone working when they were afraid of the Covid rush, now that thing are getting back to normal they are looking for ways to save money.
I hope none of you are planning on getting scanned at Kennestone anytime soon.
Nevermind
We spray weeds. Never stopped working.
My law practice never shut down because it's small and everyone can do 90% of their work from home.
My men's ministry shifted to zoom several weeks ago and we continue to use that to meet.
But my side job as a travel baseball coach resumed today with our first workout. Players came in shifts of three, and we used a private facility since the city of Atlanta is still locked down as far as youth sports go.
We expect to be playing tournaments starting in June at places outside the city limits. But we will probably not be able to access any of our regular practice fields for several months based on the Atlanta mayor's advisory council report issued a couple of days ago.