Recent measures on legal immigration including presidential proclamations are impacting many U.S. businesses. Rami Fakhoury, managing director of Fakhoury Global Immigration, provided insight on how these recent developments are affecting the ability of U.S. businesses to meet their talent mobility objectives.
To help Southeast Michigan small businesses navigate, the Chamber pulled together a list of federal, state, and local resources for small business owners to take advantage of as the pandemic continues.
With the Governor’s latest announcements, the state can now reengage safely in many activities. Most businesses and organizations will be open throughout this phase under strict safety measures.
MICHauto is asking employers to share “SMART” COVID-19 personal safety protocols with their employees through commitment to the Work Smart, Play Smart to Keep Manufacturing Open campaign.
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COVID-19 has disrupted operations for Michigan’s automotive industry, and transitioning to the “new normal” post-pandemic will not be easy. View resources for automotive OEMs and suppliers on how to prepare to restart operations safely and cost-effectively while prioritizing the health of employees.
As companies transition employees back into the workplace, safety and mental health are top of mind. Learn more about strategies to help employers navigate reopening businesses during COVID-19.
The Detroit Regional Chamber is connecting workers displaced by the COVID-19 outbreak. Several organizations are hiring large numbers of employees.
These local restaurants are all running promotions to have one common purpose: to help our neighbors find a business that meets their needs.
Henry Ford Health System infectious disease specialist Dr. Allison Weinmann spoke with the Chamber’s Sandy K. Baruah about progress on the clinical trials for the Moderna mRNA-1273 Coronavirus Efficacy (COVE) vaccine study.
