Jennifer Skeoch and Morag Hutchison discuss the Government’s recent update to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme guidelines and what they mean for employers. They also discuss the questions that we still do not have answers to and are particularly important, especially in relation to holiday and furlough, sickness and TUPE.

Sarah Phillips, our head of pensions also joins to discuss how furlough may impact pensions and what options employers have.

The information included in this webinar does not constitute legal advice, for specific queries please get in touch with your usual Burness Paull contact.

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Jennifer Skeoch

Partner

Employment


Jen has an outstanding flair for securing success for clients in complex and contentious employment matters.

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Sarah Phillips

Partner | Board Member

Pensions


Sarah heads our Corporate department and has extensive experience in Pensions and is ranked as a leading practitioner by Chambers.

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