Georgia is officially now — partially — open for business.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp allowed hair salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors, bowling alleys and massage spas to open Friday. Starting Monday, restaurants — for in-dining service — and movie theaters could also reopen, as long as employees and patrons follow proper social-distancing and hygiene guidelines.
Still, as those employees return to their jobs, some people still have questions regarding how to navigate the state’s unemployment system.
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