A U-TURN FOR FURLOUGH by Lisa Kennery
Payroll director, Pierce
On the 29th October we held a webinar on the new Job Support Scheme due to launch on 1st November 2020, yet a few days later a complete U-turn had been made.
Businesses can now continue to use the furlough scheme throughout the month of November with more generous rulings:
covered by the government
cover the employers pension and national insurance contributions
extended to include those October 2020
been furloughed previously
commence following the end of lockdown and the extended
Here are some facts you may not
know regarding the job support scheme:
Some can claim both Closed and Open JSS: claim the JSS Open and JSS Closed grant at the same time for different claim for a single employee under
Scenario: A public house who can only operate their restaurant side of the business therefore could potentially claim open for the restaurant staff and closed for
Partially funded organisations can still claim JSS: can use the scheme if they are not fully funded by public grants, for the proportion of their revenue
Scenario: A nursery who has a mixture of private and funded children will be able to claim for the
Employers do not need to have claimed the furlough scheme for
A REDUNDANCY CHECKLIST FOR EMPLOYERS
by Sarah Williams
An unfortunate consequence of Covid-19 is that many employers are having to grapple with redundancy.
It is a time of stress and uncertainty for employees and for redundancy process will expose the business to Employment remaining workforce causing
I have prepared a useful redundancy checklist, for employers to follow:-
1. Fair process - when reducing numbers of employees, use appropriate redundancy pools and
2. Notice - employees with one month to two years’ service Between 2 and 12 years, one week for each complete year of service
3. Consult - about alternatives to redundancy, ways to reduce the numbers of redundancies and how
4. Consultation periods - less than 20 employees consultation must be a reasonable time period, before the date of dismissal, 100
5. Collective consultation - in addition to individual consultation, when 20 or more employees are to be made redundant unions or employee representatives must
6. Right to be accompanied - allow a colleague or union representative to accompany the employee during all meetings,
7. Appeal - advise employee about right of appeal in writing
8. Redundancy Pay - calculated in accordance with a statutory
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HELPING YOU TACKLE POST FURLOUGH CHALLENGES
If you need support with restructuring your workforce, flexible working or implementing redundancies — or even if you just want to bounce that ‘daft’ question off someone who has first-hand experience – why not give Sarah Williams a call today on 01254 297920 or email
sarah.williams@taylors.co.uk
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