Furloughing staff: Prudent common sense or morally bankrupt?
'We are commercial enterprises'
It could be argued cash-comfortable adviser firms taking advantage of the government’s furlough scheme are merely considering the long-term future of the business and behaving prudently. However, others feel doing so ignores the needs of the taxpayer, and will ultimately damage the reputation of advisers. Here, a few advisers argue the merits and demerits of furloughing staff...
If a company can afford to continue paying staff without the government furlough scheme - known officially as the Job Retention Scheme - then doing so has become something of a contentious topic among...
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