Support For You

Financial support options during the coronavirus outbreak

There are a number of measures to support personal finances during the coronavirus outbreak. Here we'll cover the announcements made by the Government, but please keep up-to-date with Gov.UK, which has lots of useful information for businesses and the self-employed.

Covid-19: How to Support Staff Returning to Work

Brendan Street

Nuffield Health's Brendan Street shares an extensive guide detailing how to effectively communicate with and support employees returning to work as the UK eases out of lockdown

Covid-19: Showing Appreciation to Employees

Robert Ordever

Making your staff feel valued and appreciated is particularly important in the current climate of remote working. Here's how to recognize employees during the coronavirus pandemic

Employee Self-Care Whilst Remote Working

Tina Frost

Here's a guide to help remote working staff with self-care during the pandemic so they can stay healthy, happy and focused

Covid-19: 5 SMEs Pivoting Their Business Models

Matt Evans

We look at five inspirational SMEs who have changed their business models to serve their customers during the coronavirus pandemic

What Is a Furloughed Worker?

The Fleximize Team

We take a look at the new Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the process to follow if UK business owners find that they must furlough their employees

What is a Frontline Employee or Key Worker?

Jyoti Patel

In the wake of the UK Government announcing new measures to stop the spread of coronavirus, we take a quick look at the definition of key workers and frontline staff in the UK

A Message from Peter Tuvey, Fleximize CEO

Peter Tuvey

This is an incredibly difficult time for businesses everywhere. We're fully-focused on supporting you and your business, so here's what we're doing to help

How to Support Local SMEs During Coronavirus

Jessica Smith

With the coronavirus pandemic taking over the country, it's time to support small businesses that rely on local custom to stay afloat. Here's how you can help

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