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Welcome to the Windham Region Chamber of Commerce


WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL LUNCHEON
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4 NOON LAKEVIEW RESTAURANT, LAKE ST, COVENTRY One of our most successful programs thanks to our Chair, Missy Willard, Realtor. Each month on the first Thursday at noon women business owners, community leaders, volunteers and home divas get together and share experiences and resources. This is an exceptionally motivating program where life long relationships are created. Any lady is welcome. Each month we have different speakers that present topics our c
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CAN MORNING NETWORKING
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 8:00-9:00 AM FARMER'S COW CALFE 86 STORRS RD, RT 195, MANSFIELD Sponsored by Chelsea Groton Bank Getting up early can be a drag. But we guarantee this networking group will have you not only energized but excited to get to work and grow your business. Join us on the third Tuesday of the month from 8-9:00 AM at the Farmers Cow Calfe & Creamery, 86 Storrs Rd (Rt. 195) in Mansfield. This is one of your m ost important member benefits and is highly effecti
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LUNCH & LEARN
NEW LAWS AS OF JANUARY 1 The Windham Region Chamber of Commerce will host a lunch and learn on Tuesday, December 9 at noon at 1010 Main Street, Willimantic to review all of the upcoming laws that take effect on January 1 and will affect your business. We will review each law, you responsibilities and any fines and penalties for not complying. There is a lot to know, why not enjoy lunch and get informed? The meeting is free. It will also be a virtual webinar for those w
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MANDATED SICK TIME
The Connecticut Paid Sick Day Law will apply to employers with 11 or more employees starting January 1. Currently the law applies to employers with 25 or more employees. It will apply to all Connecticut employers the following year. The law requires employers to provide one hour of paid sick time for every 30 hours of work. It has a number of reasons why an employee can take time off, has rules concerning unused time being carried over into the succeeding year, prohibits requ
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