Managing Business Operations During COVID-19

COVID-19 Support for your:  Finances  |  Employees  |  Operations

Conducting business during the coronavirus pandemic can be challenging, but you can still operate effectively. With the right support and protections in place, you can be ready for what lies ahead.

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State-by-state Resources

All states have implemented their own guidelines for reopening. Depending on where your business operates, this may include new or expanded state and local paid leave laws, guidance on tax collection processes, or updates to employee health insurance coverage.

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HR Support

Businesses that need help with health benefits administration, employee relations issues, or other HR challenges can entrust Paychex to help them navigate this unprecedented time and beyond.

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HR expertise

We have more than 500 HR consultants dedicated to helping individual businesses.

Administrative Services Organization (ASO)

Comprehensive HR outsourcing that delivers proactive solutions to your business issues.

Self-service options

Get assistance when you need it, with 24/7 support and service just a call, email, or chat away.

Professional Employer Organization (PEO)

Full-service HR outsourcing to help you stay focused on business recovery and strategy.

Finding Efficiencies

With so much change facing businesses, it might be a good time to reevaluate the protections you have in place. Doing so can save you money, help you be better prepared in the future, and provide peace of mind.

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We have solutions that can support you during COVID-19, and beyond

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Live and recorded webinars

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Vaccination and the Workplace: Key Considerations
April 7, 2021

Wondering what, if any, role your organization should play in motivating employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine? If you’re thinking about developing a COVID-19 vaccination policy, watch this webinar to learn about:

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American Rescue Plan Act Overview
March 24, 2021

The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 gives many businesses the opportunity for additional relief funding. Watch to learn about tax credit changes, grant programs aimed at restaurants and shuttered venues, an extension of unemployment insurance benefits, COBRA subsidies, and more.

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How Paychex Can Help with PPP Loan Forgiveness
March 23, 2021

With the approval of $284 billion in additional funds for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans, more guidance has come out for business owners, including an expansion of eligible costs, an opportunity for a second draw, and availability to also use Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) on unforgiven COVID-19 expenses.

Articles to help business during COVID-19 pandemic

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A doctor discusses a medical decision with a woman who has COBRA continuation coverage.
COBRA Continuation Coverage to be Subsidized 100% for Qualified Individuals Under American Rescue Plan
April 8, 2021
Under the American Rescue Plan Act, eligible individuals who have lost employer-sponsored health insurance after involuntary job loss or because of reduced hours will have COBRA continuation coverage subsidized 100 percent for a specified time period.
A man and a woman, both wearing masks, eat popcorn while attending a movie in a theater during the COVID-19 pandemic
Application Process for Shuttered Venue Operator Grant Program Opens April 8
April 6, 2021
The Shuttered Venue Operator Grant program has allocated $16 billion to businesses such as live venues, theaters, museums and other organizations that had to remained close through much of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A woman keeps her business open during COVID-19 and might get financial relief from the CARES Act.
Businesses Can Take Advantage of Available Financial Relief through the CARES Act
March 30, 2021
This article details guidance provided by the IRS and the U.S. Department of Labor for some of the aspects of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES), a stimulus package providing financial relief for businesses, families, and individuals.

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