Straight from the source. If you’re a contractor you can find your code on latest tax return otherwise contact your employer. Good luck you guys.
Thought I’d share, alot of false information going around.
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Thanks, looks like we will be shutting down. Crap
Link to the executive order thru the pioneer press.
Construction isn’t considered essential on the lists, but in the order it is. Not sure what to think at this point.
Still good info.
http://www.twincities.com/2020/03/25/minnesota-stay-at-home-order-on-coronavirus-what-it-says/
I wonder where that list comes from? I read the executive order and it appeared to me that the trades were exempt from it.
If you work for someone else I’m hoping you at least received an email saying if your job is essential or not
We need to wait till things happen. Things change in a matter of hours. Until the bill is signed we will get an answer. Then we can go from there.
Might want to wait till final words come out. According to your info, structural steel (metal) plants aren’t essential, yet I just talked to an owner of one and they just got an email from the governors office saying they are essential. I also work for an engineering firm which on your list says isn’t essential but we got word we are.
My buddy said his boss got a email at a landscape/nursery business that they are considered essential. Seems like a big joke to me and not that many places are even being shut down
Seems like a big joke to me and not that many places are even being shut down
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well, the order explains from what I read buesnes Is allowed to operate at the level of minanume to to operate. The rest of us may be taken care of us that are not fortunate to take at work from home
We will keep working until someone from the state tells us to stop.
Beer wine and liquor stores…essential!
List is taken from MN.gov/deed/critical which was the website given to find out about your specific job.
Hi Matt,
Construction is considered essential. Let me know if you have any other questions!
Matt
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From: Matt Ocel <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2020 4:08 PM
To: Sen. Matt Little <[email protected]>
Subject: FW: Question
From: Matt Ocel
Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2020 2:58 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Question
Are Contractors essential or are we to “stay at home”?
We primarily remodel Baths
Matt Ocel
Owner
Telephone: (651) 755-4563
E-mail: [email protected]
License Number: BC-590012
The whole essential work thing is a Joke. They said like 75% of the jobs in Minnesota are going to be considered Essential. I don’t know one person who’s job has told them they are non-Essential and are closing due to this. Can someone tell me how a liquor store can be considered essential – other than the tax money that the state makes off of sales.
The whole essential work thing is a Joke. They said like 75% of the jobs in Minnesota are going to be considered Essential. I don’t know one person who’s job has told them they are non-Essential and are closing due to this. Can someone tell me how a liquor store can be considered essential – other than the tax money that the state makes off of sales.
The word essential is being thrown around like cheap candy in a parade. I’m not advocating every single business or function be shut down, but lets be accurate in choosing adjectives to describe this act from the Governor. I’ve been told department stores are essential? Liquor stores are essential? Landscaping is essential? My neighbor told me his son who works in an office for Direct TV was told he is essential? I’ve really only heard of restaurants, barbers, and small tourist shops being labeled as “non-essential” in our area and being forced to close their doors. I’m glad people are going to keep working and earning money, but the labels seem a bit off.
I believe you need to think about your work settings. On an average workday how many people will you come in contact with?
I read that if an alcoholic can’t get their booze, they could have a seizure and other effects with withdrawal symptoms that could land them in the hospital taking a hospital bed.
The whole essential work thing is a Joke. They said like 75% of the jobs in Minnesota are going to be considered Essential. I don’t know one person who’s job has told them they are non-Essential and are closing due to this. Can someone tell me how a liquor store can be considered essential – other than the tax money that the state makes off of sales.
Beer wine and liquor stores…essential!
Kind of Bizarre coming from a State that until not long ago couldn’t be open on Sundays.
I read that if an alcoholic can’t get their booze, they could have a seizure and other effects with withdrawal symptoms that could land them in the hospital taking a hospital bed.
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The whole essential work thing is a Joke. They said like 75% of the jobs in Minnesota are going to be considered Essential. I don’t know one person who’s job has told them they are non-Essential and are closing due to this. Can someone tell me how a liquor store can be considered essential – other than the tax money that the state makes off of sales.
That’s a hell of a reach. But I guess not much more than the reason other companies are using to be considered essential.
Can someone tell me how a liquor store can be considered essential – other than the tax money that the state makes off of sales.
Im gonna assume they are essential just to help keep the mass panic down.
I seen the letter the state issued to the liquor stores. The hospitals encouraged the governor to included the liquor stores as essential. Fear of the hospitals being full of people with the DT’s after a couple weeks. Personally I don’t think they would have done it either way for a number of reasons.
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I seen the letter the state issued to the liquor stores. The hospitals encouraged the governor to included the liquor stores as essential. Fear of the hospitals being full of people with the DT’s after a couple weeks. Personally I don’t think they would have done it either way for a number of reasons.
This is in fact true. An influx of those suffering the DT’s would flood the hospitals, but I think more so liquor stores would be the first to be looted if they were forced to close.
We know how desperate chemical dependent people become when they need their next fix…alcohol would be a significant one.
Alcohol withdrawal can legitimately kill you.
There are so many more functioning alcoholics running around than you’d think.
A lot more than we realize, we are 8 miles from town. Twice each summer I cut the grass in the county road ditch 1/2 mile each direction from my place then pick up the litter. Each time we fill a 55 gal can. Maybe a couple pop cans and the rest beer cans and liquor bottles.
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