S1E38 - Sending Staff Home

In this week's extended episode, Daniel Barnett discusses sending staff home.  You’ll learn: 

• when you can insist staff work from home
• how to handle adaptations and expenses
• laying off staff, guarantee payments and deemed redundancy
• possible emergency changes to the law on lay-off
• collective redundancy consultation and special circumstances

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On Friday 13 March, Daniel hosted a two hour online meeting, answering questions from over 100 HR Professionals on CV issues, and hearing from people on what their different businesses were doing to cope with the current situation.  The video and transcript is available in the members' area of www.hrinnercircle.co.uk .  The HR Inner Circle is the UK's leading community for smart, ambitious HR Professionals.

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