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Wrexham MP welcomes furloughed staff returning to work – LeaderLive
WREXHAM’S MP welcomes workers returning back to work part-time from furlough
New figures show that nearly a million workers returned to their jobs part-time in the first month flexible furlough was introduced – including 42,300 in Wales.
Flexible furlough began on July 1 – giving businesses the flexibility to bring employees back part-time, with the government paying 80 per cent of their wages for the hours not worked.
Ms Atherton said the furlough scheme has protected more than 9.6 million jobs across the UK, including 400,800 in Wales.
Figures released earlier this …
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