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Message: [QUOTE="Jay-Bone, post: 3513373, member: 5014"] My company does work on high rise buildings. Boston commercial construction has been shut down for a while. I believe there was a stipulation that single family residential could continue. NYC commercial construction has been shut down about 2 weeks ago. However, they deemed low income housing to be able to continue as essential. Go figure. We are still working on a housing project renovation that is gigantic and occupied. Not sure why that loophole is allowed. Meanwhile half my company has gotten sick. NYC developers do not gaf about laborers. Our sole job in CT has continued throughout. One of the low income new projects just got shutdown for a week while they clean the site after a worker tested positive. That will be a hefty cleaning bill as its a massive job site. We just got a sizable bailout too, of which will mostly translate to bonuses as we're still operable. [/QUOTE]