🤑 MGM Springfield Warns Almost 1, Layoffs Possible Amid Pandemic | New England Public Radio

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Some Mass.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} He wrote that limited domestic and international travel could impact employment and business. In a statement, MGM said it's continually working to reopen its properties, and bring back as many employees as possible when it's safe to do so. Worcester County, Mass. Listen Listening But it has the highest rate of deaths. Updated p. Hampshire County, Mass. The statement continued to say MGM now believes "it may take some time for business to return to pre-pandemic levels. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}MGM Springfield has about 2, workers — and according to a filing with the state , layoffs could hit at the end of August. Most employees have been furloughed, with health benefits, since gambling regulators shut down Massachusetts casinos in mid-March. Actors and directors are finding ways to adapt to the coronavirus pandemic by producing theater online. Franklin County, Mass. It requires businesses with at least full-time employees that are planning to lay off 50 people at a location to give at least 60 days' notice before the employer does so. Employees were notified last week about the extension of health benefits through August, and a potential workforce reduction, in a letter from Acting CEO and President Bill Hornbuckle. Reopening swaths of public life in Massachusetts will play out across four distinct phases and involve new widespread and mandatory safety regulations for all businesses. Share Tweet Email. As Massachusetts nears 5, confirmed deaths attributable to COVID, a reopening task force in the state is nearing its deadline. Hampden County, Mass. The state changed some of its rules this week to allow businesses that were shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic to fulfill online and phone orders for delivery. Some non-essential businesses in Massachusetts have reopened — even though their doors are still closed. Casinos in Massachusetts are closed until at least next Monday, following the latest order by Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker. When asked at a Monday press conference about potential workforce reductions, Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno didn't directly answer the question.