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Thanks to COVID-19, companies from Apple to even the Houston Business Journal have required their employees to work from home and practice social distancing.
Depending on your work location and duties, you might be making do without your usual Houston…
Read MoreHouston-based Mattress Firm has taken steps to mitigate the impact that coronavirus-related social distancing has had on the retailer.
The Houston Chronicle reports that the company has furloughed an unspecified number of employees from its stores, di…
Read MoreHouston airports and the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County had made temporary modifications due to the coronavirus.
At George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), several changes have been made to Transportation Security Administration (…
Read MoreAs local restaurants have been forced to significantly reduce operations to take-out and delivery only — or have had to temporarily close — many in the industry are trying to figure out ways to help workers no longer able to earn a living.
Houston-bas…
Read MoreAlthough Texas Gov. Greg Abbot ordered bars to close and limited restaurants’ service statewide, he made it easier for Texans to order alcohol and support local businesses.
In a response to the financial hardships the hospitality industry is facing, A…
Read MoreEmployees at local billionaire Tilman Fertitta’s Post Oak Hotel aren’t losing their benefits after all, the Houston Chronicle now reports.
A memo sent to workers earlier this week said vacation and paid time off would be suspended temporarily, accordi…
Read More“I think we’re going to see prominent shifts in hygiene, cleanliness and product usage, and we want to be ahead of that. We want to make sure that we are ready to serve the needs of the consumers as they shift.”
Read MoreHouston’s largest distillery will soon begin producing hand sanitizer and rubbing alcohol to help meet surging demand.
Gulf Coast Distillers will produce the hand sanitizer, called C4U, as well as rubbing alcohol on a dedicated production and bottling…
Read MoreRodeo season ended earlier than expected in an effort to limit the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, but the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo continues to raise funds for scholarships, as well as provide refunds and support for exhibitors.
One of th…
Read MoreThe Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo’s cancellation was a huge blow to the organization and the community, and it left many people wondering what to do about the tickets they already purchased for the 2020 season.
Ticket buyers have options to refund …
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