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Making cabinets for hotels an essential business in Missouri?

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Apr 14, 2020

Missouri is using the federal guidelines from the Department of Homeland Security to decide what businesses are essential and non-essential. Under those guidelines, construction work is generally considered essential when it's critical or strategic infrastructure, and when it's for the essential operation of residences and businesses. So, I'm not sure that making cabinets for a hotel would be considered essential. Note, though, that if your work can be done while maintaining social distancing measures and the limitations on gatherings - you should be able to continue your work regardless of the statewide restriction. Particularly in situations where the work is being done off-site and with no interaction, it may be possible to continue work. Though, if the work requires interaction and more than a few workers, then I'd assume it couldn't be continued. Further, you can always apply for a waiver. With all of that being said, it's important to check and see if your local or county government has put additional restrictions on the ability to work. Their rules may be more strict than the statewide rules and could prevent working. Finally, for help keeping track of the ability to work, and for insight into how some Missouri municipal and county governments are handling essential businesses, this tracker will help: Can I do Construction Work In my State?

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