Washington Alert: EEOC Guidance Can Help Employers Plan to Return to Work
New guidance and a resource page from the EEOC can help reduce risk as employers make plans to reopen their businesses.
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Washington Alert: Senate Passes Interim Relief Funding, House to Vote Thursday
Congress and the Trump Administration have reached a deal on a new round of coronavirus aid entitled the Paycheck Protection Program Increase Act of 2020.
Washington Alert: Senators Tell SBA That ESOPs Qualify for Relief, Urge Clear Instruction to Lenders
In response to TEA request, two influential Senators take action to clear the way for ESOPs to receive PPP funds.
TEA Launches Online Networks, Webinar Archive
Come to The HUB, the new online networking platform where ESOP companies and employee owners connect, share resources, and watch TEA recorded webinars. Exclusively for ESOP Association members!
ESOP Report April 2020
April ESOP Report Now Available
The April edition of the ESOP Report is now available online for members of TEA.
Washington Alert: Resources for Employee Owners
Sharing these three informational resources with your employee owners can help them grapple with today’s challenges.
Washington Alert: CARES Act Employee Retention Credits
The CARES Act offers credits to businesses that take steps to retain their employees. This Q&A can help ESOP Association members better understand these credits and how they are applied.
Washington Alert: New Law Provides Historic Loans to Small Businesses
ESOP companies can apply for greatly expanded federal financial assistance that may qualify for partial or full debt forgiveness. Read More
Washington Alert: ESOP Advocacy & Phase III Legislation
See how the latest bill for COVID-19 relief, just passed by the Senate, can help ESOP companies grapple with the economic downturn.
Washington Alert: TEA Requests Regulatory Relief for ESOP Companies, Asks DOL to Respond
The ESOP Association today sent a letter to the Secretary of Labor asking for emergency plan flexibility, regulatory guidance, and investigatory relief for active or new routine EBSA investigations.
ESOP Association President & CEO Jim Bonham specifically requested that DOL: