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While many of us are itching to get back to some semblance of "normal life," the indicators are not there to suggest that will be possible or safe immediately. The curve may be flattening, but without adequate testing for antibodies what does that mean for re-opening businesses? Its hard to say. Here are the statistics we do know to date. Read more about Washington's confirmed cases here. Seattle-King County Public Health’s Jeff Duchin  spoke out this week  about how prepared Washington is to reopen, noting that even with the outbreak waning, it’s not yet time to relax social distancing measures. Read more. Dr. Gordan Cohen joined Seattle's morning news to explain: Reopening the Economy before a vaccine will call for strict sanitation protocols. So, hang in there Washington and we will get through this together. To that end, I found this list of the 80, yes 80, things to do while stuck at home. Read More about things to do while stuck at home bored here.

Hi folks, I hope this finds you healthy and calm and safe (if bored) in your homes. I can't help you find that last pack of toilet paper, but I know there are some other concerns brewing out there and I might be able to help. A lot of people are being laid off or otherwise losing their jobs. Employers are making tough decisions. Whether you are an employer or an employee here are some resources to help you get through this. Employees / Formerly employed / Job Searchers: Wondering if your Employer can Take my Temperature at work? Yes they Can. Were your Unemployment Benefits Denied? Do you Need help? Contact the Unemployment Law Project for free legal help with your Appeal. Want to Know More about Your Employment Rights? Fair Work Washington And Labor and Industry Department answers about Corona Virus . EEOC discusses Delayed hiring dates, Health screenings and Questions by Employers. EEOC Covid-19 Employers: Society of Human Resources Management Weathering th...