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Guidance for employers and workers on work absences

Guidance for employers and workers on work absences

The Government has published guidance for employers and workers on rights and responsibilities related to employees who may not be able to go into work because they are self-isolating or they’re clinically extremely vulnerable. The guidance consolidates and sets out the legal position in these circumstances and reminds employers that it is an offence for...

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KPMG LLP: Stronger increase in recruitment activity as more parts of the economy re-open

KPMG LLP: Stronger increase in recruitment activity as more parts of the economy re-open

Key findings (released 07/10/2020): Permanent placements and temp billings both rise sharply Vacancies expand for first time since February, albeit marginally Redundancies drive a further rapid rise in candidate numbers A further recovery in hiring activity was seen during September, according to the latest KPMG and REC, UK Report on Jobs survey, with both permanent...

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Taking care of your staff

Taking care of your staff

As World Mental Health Day approaches (10 October 2020), research from charity Mind found that more than half of adults (60%) and over two thirds of young people (68%) said their mental health got worse during lockdown. Their research also confirms that a culture of fear and silence around mental health at work is costly...

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Employees self-isolating after returning to the UK

Employees self-isolating after returning to the UK

On 14 August, Government published guidance for employers if an employee has to self-isolate after returning to the UK. It covers options if an employee is out of the country when a quarantine is announced, suggesting employees should talk to their employer as soon as possible. NB Employers who dismiss an employee because they have had...

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Update on flexible furloughing – now from 1 July

Update on flexible furloughing – now from 1 July

The Government has published a new document on the extended furlough scheme, detailing the measures to improve its flexibility. Of note is that the date for flexibility has been brought forward to 1 July. From 1 July, employers can bring back to work employees that have previously been furloughed for any amount of time and...