Employment Law

Decision To End Furlough In October Backed By Governor Of Bank Of England

The decision by the Government to end furlough at the end of October 2020 has been backed by the Governor of the Bank of England.

11 August 2020

Covid-19

Is The Office Still Necessary?

Following on from our recent article on this issue, further research has reinforced the findings of the previous research that employees would increasingly like to

7 August 2020

Employment Law

More Than Half Of Furloughed Workers Have Already Returned To Work

According to analysis carried out by the Resolution Foundation, more than half of furloughed workers have already returned to work with their employers. This coincides

5 August 2020

Covid-19

Employers Jobs Outlook Improving

The Recruitment and Employment Confederation’s (REC) latest jobs outlook survey has found that there has been a modest improvement in the jobs outlook of employers.

28 July 2020

Covid-19

A Further IR35 Delay Is Unlikely

Further to our last article on IR35, the Government has made it clear that a further IR35 delay is unlikely. Further IR35 Delay Is Unlikely

24 July 2020

Covid-19

Research Finds That There Is Likely To Be A Permanent Increase In Home Working Post Covid

New research has found that one of the legacies from the coronavirus lockdown is that there is likely to be a long term and permanent

22 July 2020

Employment Law

Monies From The Furlough Scheme Can Be Used To Fund Contractual Notice Payments

The Government has updated its guidance in relation to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, to confirm that monies paid under the scheme can be used

20 July 2020

Employment Law

Furlough Fraud Arrests Made

The HMRC have announced that the first furlough fraud arrests have been made. Furlough Fraud Arrests The first furlough fraud arrests have been made according

12 July 2020

Employment Law

Chancellor Announces ‘Plan For Jobs’ In Summer Statement

Further to our article from earlier in the week, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, made preserving employment his priority in his summer statement,

8 July 2020

Employment Law

Chancellor Of The Exchequer To Set Out ‘Fiscal Plan’ And ‘Economic Update’ In Summer Statement

In a recent article, we highlighted that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, was likely to delay introducing a stimulus package until the autumn,

5 July 2020

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Decision To End Furlough In October Backed By Governor Of Bank Of England

Is The Office Still Necessary?

More Than Half Of Furloughed Workers Have Already Returned To Work

Employers Jobs Outlook Improving

A Further IR35 Delay Is Unlikely

Research Finds That There Is Likely To Be A Permanent Increase In Home Working Post Covid

Monies From The Furlough Scheme Can Be Used To Fund Contractual Notice Payments

Furlough Fraud Arrests Made

Chancellor Announces ‘Plan For Jobs’ In Summer Statement

Chancellor Of The Exchequer To Set Out ‘Fiscal Plan’ And ‘Economic Update’ In Summer Statement

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