Stage 3 of the state's reopening plan calls for higher-density settings, including "limited entertainment" to be considered with safeguards. The state has limited outdoor gatherings to 25 people. It is not clear when attractions may reopen. The state has loosened some regulations and is preparing to lift more in the next month.
Murphy ordered the closure of amusement parks and other "non-essential" businesses to close March 17. The plan includes enforcing social distancing, employees letting supervisors know if they're sick and requiring workers to wear equipment such as gloves and masks. The New Jersey Attractions Association has proposed a plan for reopening their businesses. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences. Conversely, 96 percent said the stay-at-home orders and business closures are not necessary today. Eight percent were unsure.Įighty-four percent of Boardwalk merchants said they believed the stay-at-home orders and business closures were necessary to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, while 16 percent said they were unsure. Twelve percent of Boardwalk merchants said they have considered closing their businesses for good, while 80 percent said they had not. Twenty percent of boardwalk merchants say the season is salvageable for their business, while 80 percent said it “depends on when we are permitted to fully open.”
Just 4 percent have cut their workforce by less than 10 percent.įorty percent of boardwalk merchants say revenues are down 51 to 75 percent, 24 percent say business is down 26 to 50 percent, 20 percent say it is down 76 to 90 percent, and 16 percent say business is down 91 to 100 percent.
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Sign up for Patch alerts and daily newsletters.įorty percent of boardwalk businesses have cut their workforce by 26 to 50 percent this year, while 24 percent have cut their workforce by 91 to 100 percent, 20 percent cut their workforce by 26 to 50 percent, 12 percent have reduced the number of workers by 76 to 90 percent. New Jersey Coronavirus Updates: Don't miss local and statewide announcements about coronavirus precautions.
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