Big businesses are getting back to work, but can SMEs?
Multinationals including B&Q and Five Guys are reopening their stores, but do SMEs have the ability to do the same
Multinationals including B&Q and Five Guys are reopening their stores, but do SMEs have the ability to do the same
How are Britain’s SMEs managing to stay afloat during lockdown?
The Government is supporting “innovative” small businesses.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has extended the date of when employees are allowed to be placed on furlough, meaning 200,000 more employees could be retained.
UK SMEs have been on a rollercoaster ride since 2008 when the global recession hit. Since then, they’ve had Brexit to deal with and now, coronavirus.
“We’re expecting money to be hitting companies’ accounts by the end of this month,” says Minister for Small Business, Paul Scully MP regarding the various schemes in place for businesses during this COVID-19 outbreak.
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