THE government will cover up to two thirds of workers’ wages if their hours have been reduced due to the coronavirus crisis. Rishi Sunak hopes the Jobs Support Scheme will reduce the millions…
pushing back the deadline for the business loan support schemesThe Prime Minister said the UK is "undoubtedly" facing a second wave of Covid-19 cases as hospital admissions are now doubling every week.
You will be entitled to be consulted on the redundancy lay-off first and to receive a statutory redundancy payment, as long as you've been working somewhere for at least two years. You are also entitled to appeal the decision by claiming unfair dismissal within three months of being let go. To be eligible for the scheme before, staff were not allowed to carry out any worker for their employer.The furlough scheme has been wound down since July and is due to end completely on October 31.
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