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Work-at-home change ‘will have devastating impact’ on UK economy
Business groups have reacted with dismay to the prime minister's call for people to work at home where they can.
Monday 9 November 2026
Business groups have reacted with dismay to the prime minister's call for people to work at home where they can.
The governor of the Bank of England has called for the government to "stop and rethink" the furlough scheme.
Businesses have been told, once again, that employees must work from home if possible, as the UK’s coronavirus alert level has been upgraded from 3 to…
Ministers are in talks to extend a moratorium aimed at preventing a deluge of company insolvencies amid fears that renewed trading restrictions will tip thousands of…
Boris Johnson will today impose a 10pm curfew on pubs and restaurants, ban ordering at the bar and encourage working from home as he tries to…
The City has been told to intensify its preparations for Brexit amid concerns that the UK could fail to strike a trade deal with Europe.
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Thousands of businesses could be at risk of prosecution for furlough fraud as staff admit contacting colleagues and completing work during leave.