With the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) the health and safety of our workers, staff and clients is paramount. We are closely monitoring the guidance from the government and implementing their advice.  

We have already made preparations to ensure business operations can continue as normal as possible in all scenarios.  

We have facilities for remote working and access to all our systems, which allows us to react to and mitigate the risk of spreading the virus.

All members of our work force have been passed instructions on hand-washing and action to take if they feel unwell, this has also been published on the company’s websites and posted in our offices.

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We are taking the following specific actions:

  • Wherever possible, we are offering client meetings to be "online" rather than face-to-face and avoiding any physical contact, such as handshakes
  • We are asking all visitors to wash their hands with soap and water or hand sanitizer before entering our office
  • We are following all government guidelines with respect to international travel
  • We are suspending conferences and large internal meetings taking place in March and April that require travel
  • We are undergoing regular deep-cleaning our offices
  • Colleagues and temporary workers returning from travel, either business or personal, from a high-risk area are being asked to work from home for 14 days irrespective of symptoms

We do not currently foresee any impact on the continuity of our service, but should the situation change we will notify all our staff, workers and clients immediately. Although we believe the actions, we have put in place are appropriate for the current levels of risk, they are in constant review.

The government is continually providing updates of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the UK.

For the latest information and advice please visit Public Health England.

You can also view the Government’s Coronavirus Action Plan.

There is also guidance for health professionals on the NHS website https://www.england.nhs.uk/coronavirus/

 

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