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December 4, 2020
The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce urges Congress to support an additional Coronavirus relief package before the end of 2020. It is critical for small businesses and families that Congress pass pandemic relief as soon as possible.
Read the entire letter here.
We know that enacting a bill will require bipartisan compromise. The release of a proposal from a bipartisan group of Senate and House members as well as the revisions to the Senate GOP proposal provide an opening to break the current impasse. We encourage you to push for a bipartisan agreement that can pass this year. The cost of Congress failing to act could be catastrophic for Massachusetts:
The Chamber strongly urges the inclusion of the provisions that would expand the PPP to provide support for all non-profits including 501(c)(6)s; provide meaningful liability protection like those included in the Safe to Work Act; and include relief and support for the childcare infrastructure that our workforce relies upon.
A pandemic relief bill prior to the end of the year will save countless small businesses and families across the Commonwealth.
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