News

April 14, 2020

• Small Business Hiring and Wage Growth Slow as Impacts of the Coronavirus Pandemic Begin to Take Effect

April 13, 2020

• Job Connection Career Centers Delivering Valuable Resources at No Charge to Clients

• Tyler Garrison Joins Terracon as Client Development Manager in Macon

• Gordon Signs Transfer Admission Guarantee With FVSU

• 200 COVID-19 Beds Headed to Georgia World Congress Center

• Georgia Bread-Maker Gives $5.6M in 'Appreciation Bonuses'

• Health Connect South Launches Online Portal to Facilitate COVID-19 Donations to Southeast-based Organizations

• Georgia Textile Firms Join Forces to Churn out Medical Equipment

• Just a Handful of Georgia Counties Have No Reported Coronavirus Cases

• GDOL Announces Updates to CARES Act

• Georgia Natural Gas and Foundation to Donate $200K to Support COVID-19 Relief Efforts

• UGA Experts Offer Solid Advice on How to Stay Healthy in the House

• Resilience in Homebuying Demand Despite Job Losses and Coronavirus Spread

• How to Rebuild Your Business Following the Coronavirus Aftermath and Beyond

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Plummeted in March

April 10, 2020

• Developing Your Business Response Plan to Mitigate the Impact of COVID-19

• Mercer University School of Medicine Students Develop MUSM COVID-19 Response Team to Organize Volunteer Efforts

• Georgia Film Industry in Limbo

• Georgia Army National Guard and Air National Guard Respond for COVID-19 Relief

• Gas South Commits Over $1M to Support COVID-19 Relief

• Gov. Kemp and Georgia Dept. of Labor Partner on Getting Funds to Georgians

• UGA SBDC: More Webinars Offered for Small Businesses

• PeopleForBikes Community Announces Grant Program

• FEMA’S ‘Project Airbridge’ Takes Flight With 25 UPS Charter Flights, Dedicated FEMA Distribution Center

• Federal Reserve Takes Additional Actions to Provide up to $2.3T in Loans to Support the Economy

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