NATSO is providing members with a letter template for your employees to complete and carry with them, explaining that they are expressly included in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security […]
03-25-2020Let your customers know everything you’re doing to keep them safe. Use e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, your website, and posted messages at your locations to communicate that their health and the […]
03-25-2020The Centers for Disease Control offers guidance for cleaning and disinfecting community facilities with suspected or confirmed Coronavirus exposure. Those guidelines include an Environmental Protection Agency list of approved disinfectants. […]
03-25-2020The coronavirus pandemic has changed day-to-day activities nationwide, causing a surge in consumer buying and highlighting the importance of the supply chain. NATSO invited American Trucking Associations’ Economic Analyst Alan Karickhoff to discuss how the coronavirus is affecting the trucking industry and the significant role it plays in delivering food and medical supplies. During a recent NATSO member webinar, Karickhoff also shared his insights into the overall economy and what to expect.
03-25-2020We put together this 1-page chart to help you learn about new federal employee leave requirements that take effect on Apr. 1. The Department of Labor also released its first round of […]
03-24-2020NATSO has compiled foodservice and other restrictions across the country into one convenient resource that will be updated daily. Click here to review restrictions state-by-state.
03-23-2020States continue to issue statewide "stay at home," "shelter in place," or other lockdown-type orders. At the current time, all of these pertinent state orders permit truckstops, travel centers, and […]
03-23-2020As concerns about COVID-19 continue to reshape life as we know it, many of you as truckstop and travel plaza owners and operators are facing local or state regulations requiring […]
03-23-2020
President Trump signed into law the “Phase II” coronavirus relief package (HR 6201) on March 18 that includes provisions for paid emergency leave. Among its many provisions, Phase II of HR 6201 requires employers with fewer than 500 workers to provide corona-affected individuals with paid sick and family leave, and creates tax credits for such employers to partially offset the new benefit obligations.
03-19-2020NATSO partner Ernst and Young has agreed to open up its upcoming webinar, Leading Through Uncertainty and Complexity, to NATSO members. Scheduled to be held on Thursday, March 19, 2020, […]
03-18-2020The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration announced today that it is expanding its national Declaration of Emergency to provide Hours-of-Service regulatory relief for commercial drivers to include the transportation of fuel.
03-18-2020
