New Orleans, unlike most of the state, is relying on assurances from Entergy instead of mandating protections through regulatory action.
The resolution also urges the Convention Center to release some of its reserves to support struggling hospitality industry workers.
Administration officials give the City Council more details of potential losses and how it may deal with them.
No decisions yet on worker furloughs, layoffs.
The moratorium was extended from May 4 to at least May 18.
Council members say few details yet available on how the debt would be repaid.
An eviction moratorium is set to expire on May 4, more than a week before a statewide stay at home order expires. The city’s eviction courts say they’re waiting on guidance from state Supreme Court before announcing an extension.
A new annual audit gives more clues to how much money the Convention Center really has to spend.
Coalition of unions, advocates plans to continue pressure campaign for greater relief
A Cantrell Administration memo from last week includes similar guidelines for employee leave, following rules set out by new federal law.
