Dorset Chamber gives a cautious welcome to Winter Covid Plan
Dorset Chamber’s reaction to the government’s announcement yesterday was mixed as future for businesses is uncertain.
Dorset Chamber’s reaction to the government’s announcement yesterday was mixed as future for businesses is uncertain.
Businesses have been faced with huge challenges over the past 18 months and the Chamber is concerned the increase will add to the burden.
The winners will be announced on the Queen’s birthday in April next year which also marks HM’s platinum jubilee.
Dorset Chamber, determined to break down barriers around the menopause in the workplace, has held an online event to discuss the issue.
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.
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.