We work with all types of businesses in the East Midlands area - combining our expertise in digital accounting with knowledge, experience and all the advisory support you need.
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Job Support Scheme
The Job Support Scheme has been postponed until the end of the extended furlough period - currently end November 2020 - further information to follow when we have it.
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The JSS starts to operate from 1 November (see update above) and covers all nations of the UK. For every hour not worked, the employee will be paid up to two-thirds of their usual salary.
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The government will provide up to 61.67% of wages for hours not worked, up to £1541.75 per month (more than doubling the maximum payment of £697.92 under the previous rules). The cap is set above median earnings for employees in August at a reference salary of £3,125 per month.
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Example: a typical full-time employee in the hospitality industry is paid an average of £1,100 per month. Under the Jobs Support Scheme for open businesses, they will still take home at least £807 a month. All the employer needs to pay is a total of £283 a month or just £70 a week; the government will pay the rest.
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Employers using the scheme will also be able to claim the Job Retention Bonus (JRB) for each employee that meets the eligibility criteria of the JRB. This is worth £1,000 per employee. Taking JSS-Open and JRB together, an employer could receive over 95% of the total wage costs of their employees if they are retained until February.
