Furlough situation being "cloesly monitored" in Renfrewshire

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furlough scheme that has paid the wages of more than 11million people in the UK during the coronavirus pande mic will come to an end. But as the scheme comes to an end, many fear that hundreds of thousands of people could be left redundant instead of returning to work.

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iOS - Android Scottish Conservatives MSP Meghan Gallacher said: “As we continue to ease restrictions, it is welcome to see more employees in Central Scotland returning to work.“Ever since the pandemic began, the UK Government have stepped up to protect vital jobs and livelihoods in Central Scotland through the furlough scheme and that will continue until the end of September.“The crisis has shown the economic strength of the United Kingdom.

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PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens"We are aware of the impact the end of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme will have on the charity's finances in supporting staff costs while Covid-19 restrictions have affected what services we can operate, but have planned for this in our modelling for the safe and gradual return of our services.“We have carried out extensive financial modelling which factors in the easing of restrictions, the gradual expansion of services as safety guidelines

Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme started on Sunday, August 1 as part of the UK Government’s plan to phase out its financial support by the end of September. The wind down in the furlough scheme comes after tens of thousands of businesses were given the green light to trade again as lockdown restrictions were eased further.

subsided by the government. More than 140,000 people are on furlough in Scotland and the the employers’ organisation is predicting a widespread skills shortage.

Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme will begin on Sunday, August 1 as part of the UK Government’s plan to phase out its financial support by the end of September. The wind down in the furlough scheme comes after tens of thousands of businesses were given the green light to trade again as lockdown restrictions were eased further.

Renfrewshire experiencing domestic violence will be able to find safe housing in another area thanks to a new support service.The ‘Revive Scotland’ service will rehouse women and children experiencing homelessness due to domestic abuse to an area of their choice outside their own local authority area.PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensThe new initiative has been launched by Scotland’s leading housing, care and property-management group Wheatley Group and Homefinder UK - national

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Holly Willoughby's husband Dan Baldwin reportedly claimed up £10,000 in furlough money to help his business.