
Updated: Lockdown 2.0, Furlough, and Fines!
UPDATE! As per yesterday’s announcement by the chancellor, the CJRS has now been extended to 31 March. Until at least January the government will pay
UPDATE! As per yesterday’s announcement by the chancellor, the CJRS has now been extended to 31 March. Until at least January the government will pay
A recent ACAS survey found that over a third of employers (37%) are likely to make redundancies in the coming three months. Given the economic
UPDATE: Following the announcement by the Prime Minister on 31 October, England will go into a national lockdown starting on Thursday, 5 November. All hospitality
The COVID-19 Recovery grants were announced by the government to help small and medium-sized businesses gain access to professional support, new equipment and technology. Grants
It seems there is a change every day when it comes to the rules and regulations surrounding Coronavirus, from the ending of the furlough scheme,
We saw a great debate recently on Jeremy Vine’s Channel 5 Show. The line-up included Charlie Mullins the owner of Pimlico Plumbers along with Jemma
The Covid-19 crisis saw nearly half of Britain’s 30 million employees working from home. In addition 9 million people were placed on the furlough scheme.
While there is no question that a lot of businesses are severely impacted by the pandemic and face difficult choices about their workforce, it is
While the official government advice continues to implore employers to encourage staff to work from home where this is possible (the simple reason is to
When we speak to employers about potential risks linked to protected characteristics listed in the Equality Act 2010 it is usually about disabilities or maternity.