With just over three months until the end of what has been critical support, businesses should be acting now to look at their options, put a plan in place and view compulsory redundancies as the last step.

MCKEES ENCOURAGES LOCAL BUSINESSES TO ‘REIMAGINE’ TO HELP FUTURE GROWTH As Northern Ireland continues to move forward this week with the lifting of further restrictions, Belfast law firm, McKees, is encouraging businesses to rethink and reimagine their operational activity and...

Over the last year, there has been a lot of uncertainty for us all. However as more and more businesses start to reopen their doors, we are hopefully moving into a period of CERTAINTY. Now, more than ever, it is important that businesses support their staff and create a positive working culture.

Chris Ross, Managing Partner of McKees said: “It is vital for business survival to make sure there is a plan in place and the necessary resources available to resume trading as we move out of lockdown. Don’t wait until the time comes because you will have lost vital time and it could then be too late.