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Although coronavirus cases in Massachusetts have decreased to a degree allowing for the state's reopening to continue at a fairly steady pace, spikes in other states, such as California, have prompted their leadership to reinforce previously slackened lock down and safety measures. With Massachusetts schools scheduled to resume in the coming weeks and coronavirus hot spots continuing to blossom throughout the country, there is concern Massachusetts might see a similar resurgence.

Is your business preparing for a possible coronavirus spike and potential second economic shutdown?
Yes (59%, 79 VOTES)
No (41%, 56 VOTES)
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Although coronavirus cases in Massachusetts have decreased to a degree allowing for the state's reopening to continue at a fairly steady pace, spikes in other states, such as California, have prompted their leadership to reinforce previously slackened lock down and safety measures. With Massachusetts schools scheduled to resume in the coming weeks and coronavirus hot spots continuing to blossom throughout the country, there is concern Massachusetts might see a similar resurgence.

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  • July 21, 2020

    Specifically I am preparing for parents who will not be able to work because schools are online only. That is a nightmare for a small number of our employees, but it's a big headache for our company.

  • Inanna Arthen
    July 21, 2020

    No, because my business operates from a home office and is still impacted by the first shutdown (which isn't over yet). If there's a second shutdown it will just be an extension as far as we're concerned.