Significados de furlough staff en inglés

Countries have introduced lockdowns to fight the coronavirus pandemic, forcing companies to close and furlough staff.

McLaren were the first Formula One team to furlough staff in April because of the pandemic.

It also said it may have no choice but to furlough staff due to its dwindling funds.

Victoria Beckham has made an embarrassing U-turn -and pledged to reverse her decision to furlough staff.

The club's supporters' trust has called on Levy to follow the example of Liverpool and reverse the decision to furlough staff.

The final date employers can furlough staff for the first time will be 10 June 2020.

An additional 10 billion euros would be set aside for temporary lay-off schemes, to help firms furlough staff rather than sack them.

And after news of her decision to furlough staff emerged -albeit on an 'enhanced package' -social media was flooded with scathing comments.

More than 200 furloughed staff are losing their jobs at the Flight Centre.

Furloughing staff while players run arm in arm in a park in Barnet.

He didn't say if the $250 million just represented salaries of furloughed staff.

Some hospitals have doubled prices to keep up with hyperinflation, while others have furloughed staff.

Until that moment the biggest, most profitable carriers, had made only smaller cuts, furloughing staff and reducing fleet orders.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has said some employers with furloughed staff will have to start contributing to their pay from August.

This included bonuses to get furloughed staff back to work and a cut in value added tax for the hospitality sector.

While some charities have furloughed staff, Burnand said the government's £750m charity support package does not provide cash for medical research.