Connecticut COVID-19 Response
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Employee
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6/9/2020
The Department of Labor has all the latest updates on the CARES Act and unemployment insurance
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6/9/2020
You will be liable in the same way you would be for a layoff or a shut down.
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I am unable to work because of a family member’s illness. Can I collect unemployment benefits?
6/9/2020The CT Department of Labor has all the latest upates on the CARES Act and unemployment insurance
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One of my employees started coughing or felt feverish during their shift, so I sent them home.
6/9/2020But I’m requiring they complete their duties by working from home. Am I still required to pay that employee?
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6/9/2020
The CT Department of Labor has all the latest updates on the CARES Act and unemployment insurance
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6/9/2020
No. You are not required to pay employees for any work week in which he or she performs no work at all during the week.
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Should I be working from home? How do I stay safe as a non-essential worker?
6/9/2020Effective 8PM on Monday, March 23, all workers at non-essential businesses in the state shall work from home. The governor is encouraging all businesses to employ, to the maximum extent possible, any telecommuting or work-from-home procedures that they can safely implement.
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Can I require my employees to stay home if they are sick with COVID-19?
6/9/2020Yes, you can require your employee to stay home. However, you should issue the employee an Unemployment Separation Package.
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6/9/2020
If you are sick or seeking care for yourself, you earn the full amount you are usually paid, up to a maximum of $511 a day.
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6/9/2020
Under Connecticut law, you are immune from liability as a member of the state’s civil preparedness forces while responding to the public health and civil preparedness emergency.