The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) requires employers to give employees 2 weeks (80 hours) of paid leave if the employee cannot work because they have been quarantined due to COVID-19, are caring for someone who has been quarantined, have COVID-19 symptoms and are getting tested, or their child’s school or daycare is closed […]
Read MoreHere are the 3 most common questions we get from our small business members about paid leave under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA): 1) One of my employees has already used their 2 weeks/80 hours of paid FFCRA leave but now they can’t work because they have COVID-19. Do I have to give […]
Read MoreThe goal of screening your employees for COVID-19 symptoms is to identify employees who may be sick so you can prevent them from coming to work, which protects your other employees from exposure to the coronavirus. Screening employees for symptoms of COVID-19 is an optional strategy that employers may use; it is not mandatory. Screening […]
Read MoreSmall businesses are required by the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) to give employees paid leave from work in certain circumstances relating to COVID-19. Employees who cannot work due to very specific reasons related to COVID-19 are entitled to two weeks of paid leave, with an additional 10 weeks of paid leave if they […]
Read MoreThe Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has issued guidance for employers that have a suspected or confirmed case of COVID-19 at their workplace. This e-Alert is a summary of the CDC’s information. Details can be found at the CDC’s website. What should I do if an employee comes to work with COVID-19 symptoms? Employees who […]
Read MoreNew information on how the coronavirus affects small businesses is coming out so often that it can be hard to keep up. But FUBA’s here to help! Our expert staff is staying on top of it all so you don’t miss anything. Here are the most recent developments in Florida on COVID-19: Economic Injury Disaster […]
Read MoreAs the number of COVID-19 cases rise in Florida, more and more cities and counties in Florida are passing local ordinances that require masks or face coverings to be worn in public, which includes businesses. Some of these local laws require employers to post a notice telling their employees and customers that they must wear […]
Read MoreUnder Florida law, all corporations (INCs) and limited liability companies (LLC’s) must file an annual report with the State of Florida to maintain an active status. Usually, these reports are due by May 1st of each year. However, because of the coronavirus pandemic, the deadline for filing annual reports has been extended to June 30, […]
Read MoreIn response to concerns over the strict PPP forgiveness rules, Congress approved the PPP Flexibility Act in early June. This new law relaxes the requirements for PPP loan forgiveness in favor of small businesses. This article is updated with those changes. Small businesses needing financial assistance due to the coronavirus can apply for a Paycheck […]
Read MoreSmall businesses needing financial assistance due to the coronavirus can apply for a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan. PPP loans provide cash to cover payroll, rent, utilities, and mortgage interest and don’t have to be paid back if all requirements are met. If you are thinking of applying for a PPP loan and haven’t yet, […]
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