COVID-19 Resources for Businesses

BUSINESSES AND EMPLOYERS

National COVID-19 Business Resources

  1. 12 Marketing Steps to Face the Coronavirus Threat – Pascha Scott at vertetude.com
  2. CDC- Interim Guidance for Businesses and Employers
  3. Guidance for Businesses who have Government Contracts
  4. How COVID-19 Has Affected Substance Abuse – Addiction Resource
  5. How to take your small business online
  6. HR6074 – Coronavirus Preparedness and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act 2020
  7. Impact of COVID-19
  8. Indoor Mask Guidance
  9. Return to Coworking Space or Continue WFH
  10. SHRM – Health, Wellness, and Leave Suggestions
  11. Tips for Surviving COVID-19 – Melissa Forziat Events & Marketing
  12. US Chamber of Commerce Toolkit
  13. US Small Business Administration (SBA)
  14. World Health Organization
Other Resources
  1. Coronavirus: Guidance for Better Mental Health
  2. COVID-19 Mental Health And Addiction Resources
  3. Giving back: Donate rewards to social justice efforts, coronavirus relief
  4. Homeless During the Pandemic: What to do
  5. Homelessness and the Digital Divide
  6. How to Keep Your Office Safe and Secure
 

Washington State COVID-19 Business Resources

  1. Association of WA Businesses (AWB) Resources for Employers
  2. COVID-19 Resource Navigator Program
  3. State of Washington Resource List for Businesses and Impacted Workers
  4. Businesses.WA.gov
  5. WA L&I – Paid Sick Leave Common Questions
  6. Message from WA Governor Jay Inslee – March 6, 2020

  7. WA Employment Security Department

  8. Washington State Resource List, including:
    • Financial Assistance
    • Export Assistance
    • Employer and Worker Assistance
    • Insurance Assistance

  9. Washington State State Department of Health

  10. WA Department of Commerce
  11. Emergency Management Division Business Preparedness Webpage
  12. WA Small Business Development Center
  13. Washington State Paid Family and Medical Leave
 

Seattle and King County COVID-19 Business Resources

City of Bellevue

King County Department of Public Health

Seattle Office of Economic Development

Reopening Resources