Virtual Redundancy Consultation During Furlough
Published on: 04/11/2020
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As the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) comes to an end on 31 October 2020, many organisations may be contemplating redundancies, particularly as the new Job Support Scheme (JSS) requires a more significant contribution to wages from employers.
Further to Jones Cassidy Brett's briefing on the 10 key considerations for redundancy consultation, this article gives 5 additional points to bear in mind when consulting with furloughed employees as well as a brief update on the CJRS Job Retention Bonus.
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This article is correct at 04/11/2020
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