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New IFCA DirectoriesAll dues paying members of the IFCA should receive the new 2013/2014 IFCA membership directory in the coming days. Thanks to all the advertisers who help make this Directory possible! If you have any questions about the Directory, please contact our office. |
Vaccine Rollout for 1B Essential Workers - Steps to FollowIFCA has been in contact with the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) regarding the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine to ag essential workers. Ag essential workers are in Phase 1B of the state's plan. IEMA informed IFCA that Phase 1B for essential workers will begin on January 25th. Based on our conversations with IEMA, IFCA recommends you take these steps: 1. Companies should start putting a list together of all employees that wish to receive the vaccine. Companies should prioritize their lists by risk level; 65+ or individuals that have ... |