SeaWorld Entertainment is seeking a loan from a federal program meant to help businesses retain workers during pandemic-related shutdowns, but labor group says the theme park company is undeserving because it furloughed 95% of its employees.
SeaWorld, which operates a dozen SeaWorld, Busch Gardens and Sesame Place parks around the U.S., said late last month that it was actively trying to get assistance from the Federal Reserve’s Main Street Lending Program. The program offers four-year loans to medium-sized businesses with principal and interest payments deferred for a year.
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