October 8, 2020
#bacc2work
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"No man is good enough to govern another man without their consent"
- Abraham Lincoln
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We can't ask for any better weather than this in October! Get outside, enjoy this beautiful Fall Weekend ...
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MEMBER BREAKFAST
Tuesday October 13th 8-10 am
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Doors Open at 8am ... Breakfast at 8:30, Guest speaker at 8:45
Networking before and after!
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FIREARMS TRAINING
STEEL & STILETTOS
October 10th ...
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October Classes Announced:
10th, 11th, and 24th
Local Classes Offered
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IT'S OPEN ENROLLMENT TIME - FREE WEBINARS
October 13th 6pm
October 21st 1pm
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Our member expert Mike Gatteri will be hosting 2 FREE Webinars. There are major changes in 2021 Healthcare that can effect your coverages. Take 30-minutes and find out how!
Put this on your calendar, and simply click on the link to be on the ZOOM webinar. This 30-minutes could save you hundreds of dollars.
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VICTORY PARK THIS WEEKEND |
GOLF OUTING #GONCZYSTRONG FUNDRAISER
October 18th
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METROPARKS ARE HIRING POLICE OFFICERS! |
“For those who want a rewarding career in law enforcement with an emphasis on helping people while protecting some of Southeast Michigan’s beautiful outdoor spaces, please consider the Metroparks,” said Michael Reese, Chief of Police. “
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VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP
PHOTO CHALLENGE - OCTOBER
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WINTERFEST 2020
Miracle on 4th Street - December 3rd - 6th
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More sponsors needed!
The more Fireworks Sponsors we have, the longer the show!
Do you want have a float in the Parade?
Download the application and get it in!
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GAMEDAY MARKETPLACE
SATURDAY'S IN OCTOBER
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There is still a few spots open for the 24th, 31st, and Nov. 7th.
Walmart and YOUR Chamber are teaming up to bring you an open market atmosphere on Oct 17, 24, 31 and Nov. 7th!
If your small business wants exposure to hundreds of customers, all with the promotional expertise of Walmart, contact us immediately!
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WORKING PARENTS FEAR JOB LOSS DURING PANDEMIC |
In the survey of 1,000 working parents in the U.S., 57% of parents fear they will be the first group to be negatively affected by employer decisions. They also see a risk associated with reaching out to access, or asking for, benefits, fearing they will be penalized or even terminated:
- Four in ten parents (41%) say they have less job security than they did pre-pandemic; and 38% say they fear being penalized for being a working parent
- 41% of mothers and 36% of fathers say they have had to hide their caregiving struggles
- 42% fear that it would be a risk to their employment to take advantage of childcare offerings or benefits available to them through their workplace
- 39% worry that they’ll be terminated if they ask for help
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT PICKS UP WHERE EXECUTIVE ORDERS LEFT OFF ... |
This orders largely reinstates, under the department’s authority, three major aspects of prior emergency orders.
- Requirements to wear masks at indoor and outdoor gatherings: The order requires individuals to wear masks when in gatherings, defined as any occurrence where persons from multiple households are present in a shared space in a group of two or more, and requires businesses and government offices to enforce those requirements for gatherings on their premises. The order also requires the wearing of masks at schools, except for in Michigan Economic Recovery Council Region 6.
- Limitations on the size of gatherings: The order reinstates limitations on gathering sizes that mirror the requirements that Governor Whitmer had previously put in place. These include indoor gatherings of more than 10 and up to 500 people occurring at a non-residential venue are permitted within the following limits:
- In venues with fixed seating, limit attendance to 20% of normal capacity. However, gatherings up to 25% of normal capacity are permitted in Michigan Economic Recovery Council Region 6.
- In venues without fixed seating, limit attendance to 20 persons per 1,000 square feet in each occupied room. However, gatherings of up to 25 persons per 1,000 square feet are permitted in Michigan Economic Recovery Council Region 6.
- Non-residential outdoor gatherings of between 100 and 1,000 persons at venues with fixed seating are permitted at up to 30% of normal capacity and at 30 persons per 1,000 square feet at venues without fixed seating.
- Limitations on certain establishments: Although the order does not close bars, it requires them to close indoor common areas where people can congregate, dance or otherwise mingle. Indoor gatherings are prohibited anywhere alcoholic beverages are sold except for table services where parties are separated from one another by at least six feet.
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METRO DETROIT
THINGS TO DO
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NEW MEMBER - HIRING $15-16 per hour to start
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