Should construction sites be closed? This question is challenging employers, contractors and sub-contractors up and down the country.
Should construction sites be closed?
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Procurement Policy Note for contract performance affected by COVID-19
The Cabinet Office has published a Procurement Policy Note (PPN) regarding the relief and support that should be given to suppliers under public contracts where contract performance is affected by COVID-19.
The Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS) is now available for SMEs through participating lenders
CBILS is a new scheme, announced by The Chancellor in the recent Budget, that can provide facilities of up to £5m for smaller businesses.
Latest Government advice regarding COVID-19 and what it means for live construction sites
Some employers, at this time, may consider it necessary to intervene and issue an instruction to suspend or postpone the work on site.
Data Protection Update: 10 current issues you should know about if you are involved in data protection
In case you missed our recent Devonshires’ Information Law Conference, here is a reminder of our top ten current data protection issues you should be aware of.
D-BRIEF: Employment & Pensions Blog – Updated Employment Rates from April 2020
The new tax year is fast approaching, and with it comes updated employment rates
Is Covid-19 a force majeure event under your contracts?
At this time we understand that many of our clients may have serious concerns regarding contracting parties seeking to avoid contractual obligations.
Devonshires Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
Our primary focus is to maintain operations to support our clients whilst also ensuring the wellbeing of our staff and the communities in which we live and work.
Covid-19 and Insurance Issues: An Update
Much has happened in a week, and we now focus on updating and addressing other insurance issues relating to Covid-19 that are potentially of interest.
The Impact of Covid-19 on your Live Construction Projects
We must be prepared for the possibility that the UK government may go further and issue an order on the grounds of public safety which would prevent people from physically attending work completely.
