WASHINGTON D.C. — Right after the U.S. Senate passed a bill that makes sweeping changes to the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), Senator Chris Coons says he wants to add more funding to ...
WILMINGTON – Delaware’s unemployment claims volume fell to their lowest weekly total during the COVID-19 pandemic last week, as state labor officials also sought to fix errors related to its self-employed assistance program. Filings in ...
WILMINGTON – Delaware broke a dramatic threshold last week when unemployment claims during the COVID-19 pandemic topped 100,000 despite recording the fewest number of weekly claims to date, state officials reported Thursday. Filings in the ...
“If we don’t start trusting our children, how will they ever become trustworthy?” -John Lithgow, Footloose (1984) We don’t normally open the newspaper with an editorial, but we want to demonstrate our support for small ...
‘We were in unchartered territory and were motivated in part by fear’ After we decided to publish letters written by Delaware lawmakers and business organizations to Gov. John Carney, we gave him the opportunity to ...
DOVER – State fiscal analysts improved their outlook for the end of fiscal year 2020 on Thursday, revising their revenue estimates to finish with a $39.1 million surplus and leaving Gov. John Carney to fill ...
WILMINGTON – More than 5,000 more Delaware workers filed unemployment claims last week, breaking the six-week streak of continuous declines by a few hundred claims, as self-employed and independent contractors are beginning to be added ...
The following letter was sent today (May 19) to Gov. Carney from 15 Kent and Sussex County legislators. Dear Governor Carney: We write today with extreme concern over the impact of the decisions that have ...
DOVER — After a two-month hiatus, the Delaware General Assembly will resume its session virtually May 26. The first order of business: Pass a resolution to hold session over video-streaming services. Moving forward, the plan ...
WILMINGTON – More than 5,000 Delaware workers filed unemployment claims last week, the sixth consecutive week of declining totals, but a spike of claims may be coming in the next weekly report, officials said. In ...
And the Survey Says… - Measuring employee engagement is critical to the success of any business. To get a comprehensive picture businesses are encouraged to conduct employee
Some end-of-the-year resolutions to get your financial house in order - Before the New Year, you may want to consider some end of the year resolutions to help get your financial house in order. These items can help maximiz
Non-Profit Accounting for Collections - In March 2019 The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued accounting Standards Update 2019-03 “Updating the Definition of Collections”.
