coronavirus

Rhode Island colleges are planning to re-open in the fall, but a recent rise in COVID-19 cases has caused Governor Gina Raimondo to reduce the number of people permitted in gatherings to 15 and she has extended Phase 3. While everyone is moving along with preparations, Raimondo has made it clear that health officials have… Read more »

The pandemic has changed the world and how we do business. Although it has created many negative effects, it has also provided business with some valuable lessons. Here are five we should all learn from to create a more resilient, flexible business as we move forward. Business Continuity Plans Are Vital Most business owners think… Read more »

Distance learning will be with us for some time. When schools reopen it will probably include a mix of in-class and at-home learning. As a result, we must do what we can to provide our kids with the conditions they need to succeed. Follow these helpful tips to set up your home for distance learning… Read more »

Social distancing makes it difficult to do many of things we usually do to stay physically and mentally healthy. For instance, before COVID-19 you might have visited the gym, farmer’s market, and your friends regularly. Now you’re stuck at home and you only go out for essentials. Luckily, you can stay healthy despite the limitations… Read more »

Many people now find themselves working from home due to COVID-19 social distancing measures. However, not all workers are accustomed to remote work and they may not have a dedicated space in their home either. As a result, they may need to create a temporary work space in a nook in the hallway, their bedroom,… Read more »

Social distancing is the practice of keeping a safe distance away from others (minimum 6 feet). To do this, we all need to avoid public gatherings and public transportation. It also means only going out when it is absolutely necessary. While this is a necessity to keep COVID-19 in check, it does present challenges. Typical… Read more »