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Our advice on dealing with the impact of coronavirus.

Whilst most countries have now developed a ‘living with Covid’ strategy, businesses may still face difficulties as new variants and surges of infections arise.

Our comprehensive set of FAQs for employers sets out guidance on all the main questions we were asked throughout the pandemic.


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