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ARTICLE · 15 JUNE 2020

Broader State Authorization, Municipal Flexibility Needed To Help Businesses Survive

Through our work with our clients and members of the Worcester Regional and MetroWest Chambers of Commerce, we have been greatly impressed by the creativity of businesses seeking ...

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Robert D. Cox, Jr.
Robert D. Cox, Jr.

Through our work with our clients and members of the Worcester Regional and MetroWest Chambers of Commerce, we have been greatly impressed by the creativity of businesses seeking to adapt, as they try to survive, meet community needs and provide for required social distancing.

We also see with each passing day local businesses close, with others fearful that they may be unable to hold on much longer due to the impacts of COVID-19. Restaurants and retail businesses have been especially hard-hit, without options for “distributed work force” and work-from-home solutions used so effectively by white-collar businesses, while society waits for a treatment or vaccine needed for a true reopening.

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