• In these short videos, the Brachers experts explain what the legal changes during the coronavirus outbreak mean for you, and the issues that you need to be aware of as an employer or employee.

    So if you’ve been struggling to understand the new Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, the rules for Statutory Sick Pay, or any other topics related to the pandemic, watch our #OneMinuteBriefings to get in the know.

    Please note the guidance in these videos was correct at the time of original posting.

    Updates to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (2 June)

    For more details, read our guidance about furlough leave.

     

    Guidance for the education sector (20 May)

     

    Changes to the furlough scheme (13 May)

     

    Coronavirus hardship fund for dairy farmers (7 May)

    Find out more about the government’s hardship fund for dairy farmers.

     

    Extended deadlines for farm payment applications (6 May)

     

    Can furloughed workers take on seasonal jobs? (5 May)

     

    Updated guidance on the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (1 May)

     

    Using furlough leave in the education sector (30 April)

    More advice from our legal experts on using furlough in the education sector.

     

    Returning to work after furlough (27 April)

     

    Changes to Statutory Sick Pay as a result of covid-19 (23 Aril)

     

    Protecting employee wellbeing during lockdown (21 April)

     

    HMRC portal for the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (20 April)

    More information from the government about making claims through the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme portal.

     

    Holiday leave during furlough (17 April)

    For further details, read the Acas guidance on holiday leave mentioned in the video.

     

    Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (16 April)

    For more information, see the Treasury Direction mentioned in the video.

     

    Changes to holiday leave (15 April)

     

    New guidance on furlough leave (8 April)

     

    Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (7 April)

     

    Can we help?

    Take a look at our Coronavirus page for useful information, resources, guidance, details of our team and how we may be able to help you

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