COVID-19 (Coronavirus): The Clyde Guide To UK Employment Issues And Returning To The "new Normal"

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The Employment Clyde Guide to Coronavirus issues has been prepared to help employers with their key workplace issues following the changes that they have had to face during the COVID-19...
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The Employment Clyde Guide to Coronavirus issues has been prepared to help employers with their key workplace issues following the changes that they have had to face during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

We have substantially revised this Guide to take account of the latest government guidance on staying alert, the NHS test and trace scheme, employer guidance on returning to work, and changes to statutory sick pay. We have moved our commentary on the Job Retention Scheme (furloughing) into a separate guide which we will be publishing on our website on 1 June 2020.

Please ensure you are downloading the most up to date copy of the document below.

This document covers:

  • Government guidance on Covid-19
  • Statutory sick pay (SSP)
  • Absence and pay
  • Homeworking
  • Vulnerable staff
  • Mandatory Isolation
  • Caring responsibilities and childcare
  • Health and safety and returning to work
  • Policies and procedures
  • Emergency volunteering leave
  • Collective redundancy, changing terms and lay-off
  • Travel
  • Data protection issues

This document is not intended to be a substitute for legal advice as each employer's circumstances will differ. In particular, given that guidance is rapidly changing and more guidance and new laws may be published, please ensure you obtain up to date advice on any issue before taking action.

Download the guide below:

The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

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