Pingdemic concerns for businesses across Dorset
The ‘pingdemic’ is having serious implications for businesses in Dorset with numerous workers in self-isolation.
The ‘pingdemic’ is having serious implications for businesses in Dorset with numerous workers in self-isolation.
The Chamber is remaining cautious following the full re-opening of the economy on 19 July, with no physical contact between members.
For the next three weeks motorists will be able to park free of charge for three hours in the BH2 car park.
With guidance to work from home set to end from 19 July, Citizens Advice Dorset sets out what you need to know if you’re asked to return to your normal workplace.
A local care home head chef will compete in the National Association of Care Catering Care Chef of the Year finals.
Dorset Chamber has issued a statement following the government announcement that the next step of unlocking will go ahead on 19 July.
Not only does the Chamber feel the guidance lacks clarity, it is concerned about the two week timescale.
As the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme begins to taper off Dorset businesses are facing many hurdles to survive.
The National Cyber Security Centre says criminals are becoming more organised and they can buy ransomware kits from the internet.
The areas to benefit are Hengistbury Head, Tuckton, Pokesdown, Boscombe, Southbourne, East Cliff, Pier Approach, West Cliff and Westbourne.