Coronavirus Latest: South Jersey Business Pivots To Making Masks To Donate To Essential Workers
Many businesses around the country have pivoted to making items needed in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Many businesses around the country have pivoted to making items needed in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Since March 15, the unemployment claims in Philadelphia have surpassed the one million mark.
All told, last week's claims vaulted Pennsylvania past 1 million jobless claims since the coronavirus began taking a severe toll on the economy in mid-March.
As of Tuesday, 123 warnings were given out by state police to businesses who violated the shutdown order.
At the end of the day Friday, Boeing will shut down its Ridley Township plant for two weeks to combat the spread of COVID-19.
Almost a half-million Pennsylvanians filed for benefits last week alone.
Wegmans is looking for part-timers and full-timers at their nine New Jersey stores.
The original job fair was supposed to be held March 16, but was postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
With the exception of life-essential businesses, all the stores along State Street in Media remain closed.
The store is located at 3321 Willow Lane.
Shoppers will also notice decals on the floor reminding them to practice social distancing.
As some companies face layoffs for their employees, others are hitting a hiring spree as demand for their products jumps alongside the number of COVID-19 cases.
You can't shoot a virus but gun sales are soaring across the Delaware Valley during the coronavirus pandemic.
However, businesses must still observe social distancing guidelines.
Many of the restaurants across the city were able to adapt by offering takeout, but for many other businesses, they're in new territory trying to stay afloat.
