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Restaurant owner discusses effects of COVID-19 on his Georgia community

Monday, May 25 by ABC News

ucpage/iStockBy ERIC MOLLO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Georgia was one of the earliest states in the country to relax coronavirus restrictions. Businesses are opening back up again across the state, including in Albany, a hard-hit... Read More.

Volunteers in Brooklyn step in to help low-income, immigrant residents

Monday, May 25 by ABC News

Elena Medoks/iStockBy PAULINA TAM, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Whitney Hu knows the route by heart. Every Saturday morning, the 29-year-old wakes up at 6 o'clock to go to a theater-turned-warehouse in the heavily immigrant neighborhood of Sunset Park, Brooklyn,... Read More.

‘Heroes or hostages?’: Communities of color bear the burden of essential work in coronavirus crisis

Sunday, May 24 by ABC News

iStock/koto_fejaBy: CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Raymond Copeland took pride in his work and being called one of "New York's strongest."The New York City Department of Sanitation worker even bought a plaque to display in his car... Read More.

Restaurants adopt DIY mantra to survive coronavirus shutdown

Sunday, May 24 by ABC News

iStock/courtneykBy: BEATRICE PETERSON, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Even as states across the country begin lifting stay-at-home orders, many businesses are still being forced to rethink how they can attract customers amid ongoing coronavirus fears. For some restaurants, that... Read More.

‘We don’t need fine dining right now’: What chefs are doing amid COVID pandemic

Sunday, May 24 by ABC News

iStock/coldsnowstormBy: KELLY MCCARTHY, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Canlis is a renowned fine-dining restaurant that has been a staple of the Seattle restaurant scene for nearly 70 years.It features a James Beard Award-winning chef and has boasted menu items... Read More.

As employee monitoring extends to workers’ homes and health, some see civil rights threat

Saturday, May 23 by ABC News

ake1150sb/iStockBY: SAMARA LYNN, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Mark works for a Denver-area company that handles medical billing. In mid-March, he said he and his co-workers were told they would work from home as per the local stay-at-home COVID-19 mandate.... Read More.

NYC ice cream maker struggling during pandemic

Saturday, May 23 by ABC News

Johnny Nunez/WireImageBY: LEIGHTON SCHNEIDER, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — The novel coronavirus forced Mikey Cole to shutdown his ice cream shop, Mikey Like’s It Ice Cream, in March, and like many small business owners he is struggling. Cole started his... Read More.

Local Bronx shop battles COVID-19 financially and personally

Saturday, May 23 by ABC News

Miguel Florencio/ABC NewsBY: AARON FERRER, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — The global impact caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has brought to the forefront the racial disparities in the United States for African-Americans and Hispanics. When states imposed stay-at-home orders to slow... Read More.

DC small business owner struggling to get PPP funds during COVID crisis

Saturday, May 23 by ABC News

ABC NewsBY: ALEX PRESHA, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — The last two months have been some of the most difficult of Rahama Wright's career. For 15 years, Wright has run Shea Yeleen, a beauty brand located in Washington, D.C. Birthed out of... Read More.

Another Amazon warehouse worker dies of COVID-19

Friday, May 22 by ABC News

Andrei Stanescu/iStockBy CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News(RANDALL, Ohio) -- Another Amazon warehouse worker has died of COVID-19, the company confirmed to ABC News on Friday.This brings the suspected number of Amazon workers who have died from coronavirus up to eight... Read More.

Communities of color bear the burden of essential work in coronavirus crisis

Friday, May 22 by ABC News

Courtesy Naeemah SeifullahBy CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Raymond Copeland took pride in his work and being called one of "New York's strongest." The New York City Department of Sanitation worker even bought a plaque to display in... Read More.

Furlough vs layoff: what’s the difference?

Friday, May 22 by ABC News

Kameleon007/iStockBy LAYNE WINN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Over 38 million Americans have applied for unemployment benefits since the coronavirus outbreak began shutting down the United States economy in mid-March. Major companies such as Uber, Airbnb and United Airlines have... Read More.

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Restaurant owner discusses effects of COVID-19 on his Georgia community

Volunteers in Brooklyn step in to help low-income, immigrant residents

‘Heroes or hostages?’: Communities of color bear the burden of essential work in coronavirus crisis

Restaurants adopt DIY mantra to survive coronavirus shutdown

‘We don’t need fine dining right now’: What chefs are doing amid COVID pandemic

As employee monitoring extends to workers’ homes and health, some see civil rights threat

NYC ice cream maker struggling during pandemic

Local Bronx shop battles COVID-19 financially and personally

DC small business owner struggling to get PPP funds during COVID crisis

Another Amazon warehouse worker dies of COVID-19

Communities of color bear the burden of essential work in coronavirus crisis

Furlough vs layoff: what’s the difference?

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