- Coronavirus: Returning to work - House of Commons Library
On 19 July 2021, the UK Government moved England to Step 4 and lifted most coronavirus-related legislation The guidance on working from home was also lifted, although the Government says employers should ensure a “gradual” return to the workplace over the summer
- Work from home guidance removed from Monday 19th July 2021
The Prime Minster said he does not expect everyone to return their ‘desks as one’ from Monday and further guidance will be released for businesses on a gradual return to work over the summer
- The latest on working from home guidance | CIPD HR-inform
When quizzed on homeworking at Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday, Boris Johnson expressed hope for the work from home guidance to be relaxed on 21 June 2021, when most other restrictions are expected to go There are some caveats, however, to his comments
- Home working - HSE
As an employer you have the same health and safety responsibilities for your workers whether they work at home or in a workplace
- Working From Home (WFH): Employer Legal Guide UK
Employer guide to working from home (WFH) in the UK, covering legal duties, flexible working rules, policies, health and safety and compliance risks
- Covid: Work-from-home guidance comes into effect in England as omicron . . .
People in England should now work from home if possible, according to new government guidance aimed at slowing the spread of the omicron coronavirus variant
- Working from home - CICV
Working from home Guidance for employers and employees on homeworking, issued by the Construction Industry Coronavirus (CICV) Forum
- Homeworking – a guide for employers and employees
Practicalities involved, from establishing a homeworking policy to setting up and managing an employee working from home Potential benefits and considerations of such homeworking
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