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Coronavirus: Furloughed Workers and the Job Retention Scheme PART TWO
The Government advised on Friday 20 March that a Job Retention Scheme would be put in place for such businesses to ensure workers could continue to be paid in circumstances where a decline in business means they are currently not required to work
Coronavirus – What are the contractual implications?
Businesses are naturally considering their options in response to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus: NEW Self-Employed Income Support Scheme announced
Urgent calls for government assistance for the self-employed were partially answered last night by Chancellor, Rishi Sunak’s address to the public. To reflect the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme...
Coronavirus: Domestic Abuse
For many, home can seem like a place of safety in these uncertain times. However, for those who experience domestic abuse, home is often a place of fear.
Coronavirus: Furloughed Workers and the Job Retention Scheme
The Government advised on Friday 20 March 2020 that a Job Retention Scheme would be put in place for such businesses to ensure workers could continue to be paid in circumstances where a decline in business means they are currently not required to work.
Coronavirus: What is an essential worker and what is the government advice on which businesses should close?
Ever since the government announced further restrictions on Monday evening, there has been a lot of confusion about what businesses should remain open, who should be going to work and what constitutes...
Permissions, Consents and the two questions you need to ask yourself if you feel you may be affected by either
Confusion often arises regarding what permissions and consents are required when you’re having work done on a property.
Do I need a Grant of Probate?
When someone dies and they leave an estate of over £5,000.00 the strict rule is that the Executor has to apply for a Grant of Probate or if there is no Will the nearest relatives take out a Grant of Letters of Administration.