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Expansion to Job Support Scheme

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13 October 2020

Author: DJH Mitten Clarke

The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, and The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, last night updated the nation on the heightened restrictions across the UK, introducing the three-tier lockdown system and the expanded Job Support Scheme (JSS). The update sees the JSS expanded, whilst the Local Restrictions Support Grant (LRSG) scheme has been made more generous to support businesses that are legally required to close due to the latest set of coronavirus restrictions.

We’ve summarised the key facts of JSS expansion and LRSG in our latest bulletin.

Job Support Scheme Expansion Bulletin

If your business is forced to close, either now or in the future, due to local or national lockdown restrictions please call your Client Manager on 01782 279615 to find out how we can support you.

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