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By *oxychicWoman
over a year ago
Nottinghamshire |
"How?getting less pay.
That's not official yet is it, it's just hearsay hearsay "
Well according to my company they made a announcement last week it's still 80% so until they say otherwise I wont listen to hearsay |
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By *heblackmac OP Man
over a year ago
Ladywell, Lewisham. |
"How?getting less pay.
That's not official yet is it, it's just hearsay hearsay
Well according to my company they made a announcement last week it's still 80% so until they say otherwise I wont listen to hearsay "
fair enough |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tax will have to go up to 30% once everyone gets back to work"
There’s a balance to be struck; if you tax too heavily, people won’t spend and that stimulus will be necessary. |
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"See if they lower it then many will have to claim to help so either way they still paying out  "
Not necessarily current furlough is 80‰ or up 2500 of your basic wages.
Most claims for dwp is a lot lot lower.
Os likely you won't get a lot or nothing |
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By *oxychicWoman
over a year ago
Nottinghamshire |
"See if they lower it then many will have to claim to help so either way they still paying out
Not necessarily current furlough is 80‰ or up 2500 of your basic wages.
Most claims for dwp is a lot lot lower.
Os likely you won't get a lot or nothing "
Wont be alot if it goes to 40% or 60% will it so chances are ppl will get help |
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"I overheard a conversation between management at work, talking about lower furlough pay and that probably redundancies will be in the pipeline.
I can't say that this is a surprise.  "
Not every employer will be able to afford it, will they? Sadly that can only mean one thing, people are and will lose their jobs. |
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By *oxychicWoman
over a year ago
Nottinghamshire |
"I overheard a conversation between management at work, talking about lower furlough pay and that probably redundancies will be in the pipeline.
I can't say that this is a surprise.
Not every employer will be able to afford it, will they? Sadly that can only mean one thing, people are and will lose their jobs."
My employer wont do it |
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"I overheard a conversation between management at work, talking about lower furlough pay and that probably redundancies will be in the pipeline.
I can't say that this is a surprise.
Not every employer will be able to afford it, will they? Sadly that can only mean one thing, people are and will lose their jobs.
My employer wont do it "
It's good to have that security. |
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By *uicy jonesMan
over a year ago
near a big hill in s/ shropshire NOT in |
"I overheard a conversation between management at work, talking about lower furlough pay and that probably redundancies will be in the pipeline.
I can't say that this is a surprise.
Not every employer will be able to afford it, will they? Sadly that can only mean one thing, people are and will lose their jobs. ATM I'm Ablt to at my staff the extra 20% , how long for God knows the furlough scheme has helped but all depends on the future situation of it , sadly I may have to let some of my stuff go also !!!   
That must be a tough situation to be in. Especially so, if you're a small business and know your staff well. It's pretty shit for the staff and employer."
it's not the best situation to be in as you say the staff are more friends as well but I understand the situation but as long as I can I will keep them on my books and hopefully manage to ride the situation out , I have already sold a few assets personal, to apply the money into the business and that has been a big help and the staff/friends know what I have actually sacrificed to keep them on so they will understand if it does come to having to let them go ,,, as we have spoken about it  |
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"I overheard a conversation between management at work, talking about lower furlough pay and that probably redundancies will be in the pipeline.
I can't say that this is a surprise.
Not every employer will be able to afford it, will they? Sadly that can only mean one thing, people are and will lose their jobs. ATM I'm Ablt to at my staff the extra 20% , how long for God knows the furlough scheme has helped but all depends on the future situation of it , sadly I may have to let some of my stuff go also !!!
That must be a tough situation to be in. Especially so, if you're a small business and know your staff well. It's pretty shit for the staff and employer. it's not the best situation to be in as you say the staff are more friends as well but I understand the situation but as long as I can I will keep them on my books and hopefully manage to ride the situation out , I have already sold a few assets personal, to apply the money into the business and that has been a big help and the staff/friends know what I have actually sacrificed to keep them on so they will understand if it does come to having to let them go ,,, as we have spoken about it "
Fair play to you..I really mean that. And, I hope things turn around for you...for us all x |
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By *uicy jonesMan
over a year ago
near a big hill in s/ shropshire NOT in |
"I'm interested to see what happens to the property market as I only spike to a mortgage broker last week and have started looking."
a friend , who's an estate agent seems to think at least a10% drop in prices , he's been doing it 30 years so he knows his stuff so he may be right as you say we will have to wait-and-see  |
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By *uicy jonesMan
over a year ago
near a big hill in s/ shropshire NOT in |
"I overheard a conversation between management at work, talking about lower furlough pay and that probably redundancies will be in the pipeline.
I can't say that this is a surprise.
Not every employer will be able to afford it, will they? Sadly that can only mean one thing, people are and will lose their jobs. ATM I'm Ablt to at my staff the extra 20% , how long for God knows the furlough scheme has helped but all depends on the future situation of it , sadly I may have to let some of my stuff go also !!!
That must be a tough situation to be in. Especially so, if you're a small business and know your staff well. It's pretty shit for the staff and employer. it's not the best situation to be in as you say the staff are more friends as well but I understand the situation but as long as I can I will keep them on my books and hopefully manage to ride the situation out , I have already sold a few assets personal, to apply the money into the business and that has been a big help and the staff/friends know what I have actually sacrificed to keep them on so they will understand if it does come to having to let them go ,,, as we have spoken about it
Fair play to you..I really mean that. And, I hope things turn around for you...for us all x"
thank you x , yes let's hope everyone can turn this horrid situation around |
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"I think they will expect The employer to pay 50 or 60% and government 40 or 50 what I've heard !! Not till August"
July is when the goverment and in their words expect employers to start to help with the cost. More than likely what they will do is say to employers if you wish to still be claming against furlough the goverment will pay 60% and expect the employer to pay a additional 20% so they can keep people of work at the agreed 80%. That way saving money but also forcing some business to re open. Let none of us live in a dream world our taxes will increase by 5% in January, council tax will increase by a minimum 8% travel cost are sit to increase on public transport and road use, road tax will increase, tax in cloths booze and fags will increase. Life over the next year will get a whole lot more expensive for us all.
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"I'm interested to see what happens to the property market as I only spike to a mortgage broker last week and have started looking."
around 30% of people who have had a mortgage already agreed are expected to have it pulled next week if they have not already moved ( more than likely those people who are furloughed or work in the entertainment and events industries As none are expected to have work this year ) so expect a massive property crash biggest this country has ever known.
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