Employers to share costs of Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and SEISS extended

Employers to share costs of Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and SEISS extended

Changes to Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. Flexible Furlough scheme introduced from 1 July, employers to gradually increase their contribution to wage costs beginning with NI and employer pension contribution costs and rising to 20% by October when the scheme will end. Self Employment Income Support Scheme extended, now ending in August, with a single payment of up to £6,570 to cover June, July and August.

We are open for business

We are open for business

Our business very definitely remains open. Here’s an outline of our current working practices, how you can help us with that and reassurance that our help is just as good as its always been. If you need us, don’t hesitate. Get in touch.

We are open for business

Plans to reopen retail from 15 June

Plans to reopen retail in a safe and secure manner providing the Government’s five key tests are met, retailers conduct risk assessments and comply with COVID-19 Secure guidelines for shops and branches.

The safe restart of the housing market

The safe restart of the housing market

The safe restarting of the housing market, following detailed government guidance will be welcome news for homeowners, renters, all those involved in the sale and letting of homes and of course for the housebuilders.