From Inc. This Morning
More than 25 million people in the U.S. have filed for unemployment benefits in the past several weeks. If your workers are among them, what does that mean for how you can use a Paycheck Protection Program loan? And if you’re self-employed, can you double-dip, with unemployment benefits and a PPP loan?
Inc.’s exclusive National Small Business Town Hall Friday put these questions and many more to a panel of business experts. (No, you can’t double-dip.) They offered critical tips, including how to bring back employees who are reluctant to come back. You might want to consider offering hazard pay bonuses, says Sarah Jennings, a director at accounting firm Maner Costerisan.
Check out the rest of our experts’ advice on how to navigate emergency small-business funds and unemployment benefits at the same time.
Watch the full webinar: PPP Round 2: The Next $320 Billion
More Answers to Key Questions
Don’t have time to watch the full video? We broke it down into clips on some of the most important topics:
- How to Choose the Coronavirus Relief That's Best for Your Company
- Now Is the Best Time to Renegotiate Rent. Here's Why
- Should Your Business Reopen? The Answer Requires Careful Analysis
- How to Avoid Fraudsters When Applying for PPP
- How to Entice Laid Off Workers Back to the Office
- How to Get Your PPP Loan Forgiven--in 2 Simple Steps
