By: Jim Gitney | April 13, 2020
In the next few weeks, companies with under 500 employees will start receiving payments from the Paycheck Protection Act and all companies will continue to make important decisions on how to structure themselves to deal with the current downturn and prepare themselves for the future (Here is one view of the future from Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari). The recovery will be very different in each industry with some coming back sooner than others. It is likely that the industries that service large gatherings (theme parks, sporting venues, airlines, hotels, conventions, etc.) will take much longer to recover than others. Companies will continue to employ the minimum number of employees required to maintain operations at the appropriate level during an uneven recovery. That is the easy part of the decision. The tough part is developing answers to the following questions:
- What about the rest of a company’s employees?
- With employees sequestered for the near term, what will you have them do?
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