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Getting Back to Work: Homeland Security’s Relaxed Requirement for New Hires

04.28.20 written by KWGD

While most companies are going through a period of layoffs, furloughs, and terminations, other companies are in a position to hire additional workers or replacement workers for people who no longer want to come to work. The...

Governor DeWine Announces Plan to Restart Ohio

04.28.20 written by KWGD

On April 27, 2020, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced Ohio’s plan to restart Ohio’s economy during the COVID-19 pandemic. Governor DeWine’s plan involves phases with varying timeframes on when specific businesses and...

Getting Back to Work: What To Do When your Employees Would Rather Be On Unemployment

04.28.20 written by KWGD

With the federal unemployment enhancement contained in the CARES Act ($600 per week) and the relaxed unemployment rules adopted by many states, it is not an uncommon problem for companies to find that employees simply do not...

Board of Tax Appeals Relaxes Life Care Requirement

04.27.20 written by KWGD

Under prior Ohio law, a “home for the aged” did not qualify for tax exemption if it simply possessed the contractual right to remove a resident for non-payment. However, the Board of Tax Appeals recently reversed...

Krugliak, Wilkins, Griffiths & Dougherty Issues Statement About Recent Ohio Supreme Court Decision in Gibson’s Bakery vs. Oberlin College Case

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Getting Back to Work: Homeland Security’s Relaxed Requirement for New Hires

Governor DeWine Announces Plan to Restart Ohio

Getting Back to Work: What To Do When your Employees Would Rather Be On Unemployment

Board of Tax Appeals Relaxes Life Care Requirement

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