Connecticut COVID-19 Response
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Official Guidelines
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6/9/2020
At this time, if the employee’s family member does not have a serious health condition under the FMLA, then their job will not be protected.
BusinessesFamilies and childrenSafetyOfficial GuidelinesEmployee
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6/9/2020
Your utilities will not be disconnected during this emergency regardless of payment status if your utility company is listed below.
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6/9/2020
The Commissioner of Public Health may issue restrictions on the number, category and frequency of outside visitors and the screening and protective measures at residential care homes.
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Safe Workplace Rules for Essential Businesses
6/9/2020Learn the latest guidelines for Employers and Employees for staying safe in the workplace
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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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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.
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6/9/2020
Yes. Governor Lamont has ordered that for the duration of this emergency, health care providers may provide direct patient care.
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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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I just moved into the state, how can I get my license and registration transferred over?
5/1/2020Licensing for new Connecticut residents is available by appointment only
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I have symptoms of Coronavirus, but I can't get to a testing site.
4/21/2020If you are sick with symptoms of COVID-19 and cannot be tested, you should assume you have COVID-19. You should stay home until the following three criteria are met . . .