Spending 15 minutes or more inside with other people greatly expands your risk of becoming infected.

Extending pandemic benefits provides people with the means to meet their basic needs while temporarily abstaining from working near others.

This not only protects the individual worker, it lessens the risk of exposure for everyone else with whom they may have come in contact.

Keeping workers home helps us flatten the curve while we work to make our cities and states safer.

We should be concentrated on flattening the curve to prevent deaths, not getting people back to work.