Chapman Robinson & Moore April Update
Welcome to our April instalment, the year is simply flying by, isn’t it? In this month’s newsletter, we’re going to be looking at how to make a success of hospitality reopening, adjusting to the new normal, IR35 changes and more.
From lockdown to lock-in? Making a success of hospitality reopening
The success or failure of those hospitality businesses that are able to reopen will likely depend on how they can respond to the changing trends.
How will hospitality bounce back?
What will your new normal look like?
Learn how to manage business improvement through the ‘new normal’ without exposing your organisation to yet more risk.
IR35 – what do contractors need to have in place?
Read our four things you might want to think about if you’re a contractor affected by the IR35 changes.
What should your next steps be?
IR35 – obligations for engagers
IR35 is *finally* here, but we don’t blame you if you’re still wondering what it’s all about. You’re in safe hands here!
Here are the main need-to-knows
Are you in the zone of optimal performance?
As part of Stress Awareness Month, we asked Melanie Greene from Inspire Transformation to share her knowledge on stress management.
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