Abstract
The novel coronavirus upended the world beginning in early spring of 2020. As travel ground to a halt, and governments issued stay-at-home orders, the impact on commerce was immediate and has proven to be lasting. Employees accustomed to working in offices and job sites were told to stay home. Certain industries received permission to have so-called “essential” personnel continue their labor in person, but for many employers the reality they faced was not so simple: learn to adapt to the new environment or succumb to the new environment. ...
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2021
Recommended Citation
Jacob H. Rooksby & Kathryn E. Handick, COVID-19 and Corporate Social Responsibility: Business Responses to the Pandemic in the Inland Northwest, 82 Mont. L. Rev. 143 (2021).
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