Anyone's job or their S/O impacted by coronavirus (nonmedical field)? Meaning lay offs or slowdown at work?

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My husbands a software engineer and he isn’t allowed to take a job out of the country, go to an area with a reported case, and some companies he has to go and get tested at the doctor before he can go and work at their building.

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My employer (a university) is taking all classes online in one week. I am both a librarian/head of my department and an adjunct faculty member. It is my responsibility to plan for 10-14 people in my department to work from home if necessary AND to plan how to teach my formerly face-to-face course in an all online environment and to support those 10 students who are understandably freaked out. 
This is not a slow down. This is escalation. 
I am exhausted.

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Not seriously. We both work from home regularly. My husband’s office has an in-person meeting once per month but they’ve cancelled them indefinitely. My job sent a ton of people to work from home this week and the servers have been super slow because of the sudden increase and that’s a little frustrating.

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Hubby and I both work for a lumber company, he’s a supervisor at the sawmill and I work accounting in the office.
His department won’t shut down no matter what, but if a case is reported in our area then my office would most likely close and we would all work from home.
Luckily we call got brand new laptops and implemented our paperless system earlier this year, or else we would be screwed.

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We’re public school teachers so other than trying to put out fires of students not understanding the realities and spreading false information, our work has not been impacted.

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My husbands a real estate agent and they’re all expecting the market to slow down because of the scare

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I work from home but was having to go in the bldg twice a month. Because of the Coronavirus they have cxld us from coming in the bldg until further notice.

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We are postponing our interview processes until all this passes with the anticipation that there may be less demand and not enough work for the employees we have right now.

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My husband is a pilot, so unfortunately he has to continue to fly when there are travelers booked.

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Not really. He was supposed to have some training done down in new orleans in may, but that's been postponed unless things die down by then. But it can always be done another time. He had some more training he needed in another state as well but that was for this summer and haven't heard much about that one yet (he's a nuclear engineer and his boss is wanting to fast track him into being promoted to an engineer 3 by the end of the year, so trying to get all the qualifications he needs).

Anyone's job or their S/O impacted by coronavirus (nonmedical field)? Meaning lay offs or slowdown at work?

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