Online Classes:
We have been moving a lot of our class materials online! If you happen to be bored at home or wanting to improve your skills during this time, please visit any of the following of our classes here.
COVID-19: How To Save Your Business - Join the Eccles School of Business every Tuesday and Friday for an urgent and compelling forum that will provide clear and actionable direction to help local businesses navigate the COVID-19 health and economic crisis.
Utah Leads Together 3.0
Utah leaders remain confident that as the COVID-19 pandemic ends, Utah will emerge even stronger. This plan provides clarity, confidence, and context for that recovery. Versions 1 and 2 of the Utah Leads Together plan presented economic phases, color-coded health guidance, and valuable data tools to help in Utah’s health and economic recovery.This version of the Utah Leads Together plan presents critical instructions for high risk populations, addresses impacts to Utah’s multi-cultural community, and plants seeds for Utah’s ultimate recovery.
Read more here: Utah Leads Together 3.0 Plan
Utah Guidance System
A color-coded health guidance system has been developed by the State of Utah to guide health behaviors for individuals and businesses. Each level of the dial is guided by a rigorous measurement system which can be different by each region, county, city, or community. High-risk individuals operate under stricter instructions because they are more likely to suffer severe illness from COVID-19. Find specific guidelines for your area here: Color-Coded Risk Phases.
Business Loans and Grants
To help Utah companies identify available resources to meet their needs, the Utah Economic Response Task Force has created a tool that determines the best federal, state, and local resources for your business. To use their Economic Resource Finder visit this link.
This link also includes overviews of all available loans, grants and relief programs currently available.
Economic Development Updates:
Salt Lake City Economic Development has streamlined COVID-19 resources for Salt Lake City’s business community to plan, prepare, and respond to the COVID-19 virus outbreak. This page includes updated information concerning outbreaks in Utah, school closures, transit info, workforce advisories, tips to stay healthy and more. This can be viewed here: www.slc.gov/ed/COVID19
Interim Guidance for Businesses and Employers:
This interim guidance is based on what is currently known about the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will update this interim guidance as needed and as additional information becomes available here: CDC Guidance for Employers.
University of Utah's Hope Corps:
The University of Utah has launched a new program ‘Hope Corps’ to assist and lift the businesses of Salt Lake City by connecting them to resources utilizing students. Learn more here at U of U Hope Corps.
Unemployment Insurance:
The Department of Workforce Services continues to closely monitor the COVID-19 pandemic, under the direction of the Governor’s Office. Please check back regularly as these resources will continually be updated. There is help available who have lost work due to the virus impact.
Those seeking unemployment benefits should visit www.job.utah.gov to begin the application process.
Hiring:
Due to demand, many companies are hiring. You can visit Smith’s, Amazon, Costco, and Walmart for part-time and full-time positions available during this time.
We have been moving a lot of our class materials online! If you happen to be bored at home or wanting to improve your skills during this time, please visit any of the following of our classes here.
- Creating An Exit Strategy
- Food Delivery 101
- Canva 101
- Instagram 101
- Instagram Stories 101
- Designing Your Social Media Content Strategy
- Creating and Managing Your Online Presence
- Standing Out on Linkedin
COVID-19: How To Save Your Business - Join the Eccles School of Business every Tuesday and Friday for an urgent and compelling forum that will provide clear and actionable direction to help local businesses navigate the COVID-19 health and economic crisis.
Utah Leads Together 3.0
Utah leaders remain confident that as the COVID-19 pandemic ends, Utah will emerge even stronger. This plan provides clarity, confidence, and context for that recovery. Versions 1 and 2 of the Utah Leads Together plan presented economic phases, color-coded health guidance, and valuable data tools to help in Utah’s health and economic recovery.This version of the Utah Leads Together plan presents critical instructions for high risk populations, addresses impacts to Utah’s multi-cultural community, and plants seeds for Utah’s ultimate recovery.
Read more here: Utah Leads Together 3.0 Plan
Utah Guidance System
A color-coded health guidance system has been developed by the State of Utah to guide health behaviors for individuals and businesses. Each level of the dial is guided by a rigorous measurement system which can be different by each region, county, city, or community. High-risk individuals operate under stricter instructions because they are more likely to suffer severe illness from COVID-19. Find specific guidelines for your area here: Color-Coded Risk Phases.
Business Loans and Grants
To help Utah companies identify available resources to meet their needs, the Utah Economic Response Task Force has created a tool that determines the best federal, state, and local resources for your business. To use their Economic Resource Finder visit this link.
This link also includes overviews of all available loans, grants and relief programs currently available.
Economic Development Updates:
Salt Lake City Economic Development has streamlined COVID-19 resources for Salt Lake City’s business community to plan, prepare, and respond to the COVID-19 virus outbreak. This page includes updated information concerning outbreaks in Utah, school closures, transit info, workforce advisories, tips to stay healthy and more. This can be viewed here: www.slc.gov/ed/COVID19
Interim Guidance for Businesses and Employers:
This interim guidance is based on what is currently known about the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will update this interim guidance as needed and as additional information becomes available here: CDC Guidance for Employers.
University of Utah's Hope Corps:
The University of Utah has launched a new program ‘Hope Corps’ to assist and lift the businesses of Salt Lake City by connecting them to resources utilizing students. Learn more here at U of U Hope Corps.
Unemployment Insurance:
The Department of Workforce Services continues to closely monitor the COVID-19 pandemic, under the direction of the Governor’s Office. Please check back regularly as these resources will continually be updated. There is help available who have lost work due to the virus impact.
Those seeking unemployment benefits should visit www.job.utah.gov to begin the application process.
Hiring:
Due to demand, many companies are hiring. You can visit Smith’s, Amazon, Costco, and Walmart for part-time and full-time positions available during this time.