Michigan COVID-19 Business Response Center
State & Federal Government Updates
- Executive Order 2020-96: Revised to allow for auto sales, retail by appointment
- Executive Order 2020-97: Safety guidance for all businesses
- Work Share program for Michigan employers
- MI OSHA Workplace Safety Guidance
- MI Safe Start Plan
- Treasury Encourages Businesses Impacted by COVID-19 to Use Employee Retention Credit
- Unemployment Information for Employers
State Return to Work Guidelines
Construction – May 7
Manufacturing – May 11
Other Industry Practices
From the Michigan Economic Recovery Council
These documents were jointly developed by industry experts with input from labor and reviewed by experts at the UM School of Public Health.
Business Leaders for Michigan is working to help employers, associations and our state respond quickly and effectively to the COVID-19 global health emergency by gathering best practices from global companies and the most up-to-date information from state & national government sources.
Ways to help
The Michigan Health & Hospital Association has compiled a list of hospitals statewide with donation information.
The Michigan Community Service Commission seeks volunteers in many different categories, from health care workers to community assistance.
Financial, material and in-kind donations can be directed to the Michigan Community Service Commission at COVID19donations@michigan.gov or 517-335-4295.
Current most pressing needs:
• Hospital gowns
• Ventilators
• Sanitizer (Hand/Wipe)
• Gloves
• Surgical masks N95-N100
• No-touch thermometer
DONATIONS: Large corporations or individuals offering in-kind services, manpower, etc.) contact Ghida Dagher
SELLING: Businesses selling protective gear, please email dtmb-vendoremergency@michigan.gov
PROCUREMENT/SUPPLIER CAPABILITIES: https://pmbc.connect.space/covid19/forms
PROVIDING SPACE: Available facilities such as warehouses or hotels for self-quarantining or makeshift hospitals, contact Elizabeth Hertel