After the introduction of the government’s coronavirus job retention scheme everyone is talking about the word furlough, but where did that word come from?
After income tax, national insurance, pension contributions and student loans are taken out from your pay, how much is left to take home?
Lots of different people can go on furlough! We break down who, here.
The government will pay up to 80% of furloughed workers’ salaries, up to £2,500. Here we’ll take a dive into how much of that you’ll take home.
We break down what you’ll be paid and what you can do whilst furloughed.
Today, on 17th April, the UK government extended the furlough scheme to the end of June. Here's what it means for you.
The government introduced the coronavirus job retention scheme to help companies keep people employed during the coronavirus pandemic.
Since the coronavirus outbreak, lots of businesses have been affected. To protect the future of these businesses the government has introduced the coronavirus job retention scheme.
Written by Jack Cully who lives and works in London building useful things. You can follow him on Twitter
