Boris Johnson | PM encourages staff to WFH if possible until April 2021

PM encourages staff to WFH if possible until April 2021

Yesterday, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson laid out the Government’s revised three-tier system which will replace the national lockdown from December 2, 2020.

One of the main points, according to the Guardian, is that workers in England who can work from home should do so until April 2021.

In addition to this, the publication reported that under each tier of new restrictions, staff in England should continue to work at home if they can.

It has been reported that the new ‘tougher’ rules under this three-tier system will likely last until the end of March 2021 if they are voted through by parliament.

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