'It's in the Mail' Is Not Good Enough to Protest Workers' Compensation Claim
A Connecticut employer lost its right to contest a workers' compensation claim because although it mailed its notice to the workers' compensation law
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A Connecticut employer lost its right to contest a workers' compensation claim because although it mailed its notice to the workers' compensation law
A Connecticut employer lost its right to contest a workers' compensation claim because although it mailed its notice to the workers compensation board
The 16th annual business awards commemorated local businesses following a two-year delay from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The federal Paycheck Protection Program started last year amid the COVID-19 pandemic has been a popular lifeline for businesses in New York.
View Comments ALBANY - The federal Paycheck Protection Program, started last year amid the COVID-19 pandemic, has been a popular lifeline for businesses in New York. Companies, mainly small businesses, have received more than 700,000 low-interest loans and been approved for up to $60 billion in relief, federal records showed. The money is part of the so-called PPP that was created in the CARES Act approved by Congress in March 2020, and the time to apply ends May 31. “The PPP loans were a tremendous and vital lifeline during what was one of the most significant economic disruptions in New ...