A simple change to the Job Retention Scheme could mean big savings for taxpayers

BMPA chief executive, Nick Allen.

The Chancellor has a ‘win, win’ opportunity if he acts now to modify the Job Retention Scheme to allow businesses in designated key industries to ‘part furlough’ staff for some, but not all, of their working week, say trade associations including BMPA and AIMS.

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