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ARTICLE · 20 MARCH 2021

COVID-19 And The Workforce ThinkHouse

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The way many of us work has changed dramatically, probably permanently. Employers have already prepared for the 'Big Return' at least once before...

United KingdomCoronavirus (COVID-19)

The way many of us work has changed dramatically, probably permanently. Employers have already prepared for the 'Big Return' at least once before, but that was before widespread testing was available and before anyone had received the vaccine. To what extent can employers take advantage of those developments in making new plans?  Plus, now we have been working this way for a year, what are employees' expectations, what are their rights and what are employers' obligations? Jonathan Chamberlain helps you keep ahead of the headlines.

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Michael Luckman: Good morning everyone and welcome to our spring ThinkHouse programme for 2021. I do not know about you but after all the long dark lockdown days of the last couple of months, it feels really good to be waking up in the light and seeing the sunshine and the birds singing, and smelling the flowers during day, it is really wonderful. If only the children were not at school we could share all that with them.

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