Still working. A lot of people took a voluntary layoff thinking they would make about as much staying home between the state and federal unemployment as they would working.

Lead water plant operator. I’ll have to work no matter how bad it gets. Only so many of us who can run the plant. Be lucky if they don’t quarantine us at work. 24/7 operation here.

I work as a buyer in the Well Water and Irrigation Industry. Still working.. Deemed essential..

Farmers 24/7/365

Cabinet builder/installer. Still working.

Forester, still working.

Utility locators like myself are wide open. Turkey hunting with my kid at the moment though😁

There is plenty of work around here.

We had a handful of them do it at the shipyard as well only to find benefits denied.

I own a tree service and we are still going wide open for now. My wife is a nurse and today the company she works for owns several hospitals and medical facilities, and they laid off 1300 employees today, and alot were nurses. My wife works in same day surgery and they closed her floor down but she's been working on a different floor. Every nurse in her department was laid off except her and that was because my wife has worked and trained in about every department so they kept her on

I am still working. We build equipment for the forestry and biomass fuel industries.

Working P/E Hospital Maintenance.

I'm still working, an assembler at Deere.

Still beaver'n. One of those jobs that can't be done from home - lol.

Jig & fixture designer/ fabricator for a large, multi plant, manufacturing company.
Got laid off today till July 1st
I was told by the plant manger sales dropped 85% in the last two weeks.
30% of admin. workers gonna get 'er this week.
Doesn't look good.
What gets me is this company has always boasted on their high profit margins and their 1/2 billon in sales per year. So now in two weeks they are almost broke???
It's a dam good thing i don't run my finances like they do or i'd be in deep crap. Just saying...

I'm working helping my cousin hes a carpenter. We're building a house for a guy

The state of Michigan has shut down construction. I was told the local sheriff ran a concrete crew out of grand beach that was wanting to pour a garage floor. Well guess what , today we poured a floor on a marijuana growing facility. And got approval from the state to work there.

Haven't worked for over 4 years now. Retired early and so glad I don't have to go through this BS but I do feel for the ones not working.

I work on an oil tanker. All crew changes are cancelled until the end of the month when they'll reevaluate the situation. I might be on this ship a long long time. No complaints here.

Still working at the sawmill. In fact we have increased hours and everyone is working O.T.