Edgbaston and Sporting Pay announce new partnership
Edgbaston Stadium has secured a new four-year partnership with Sporting Pay, which builds on its commitment to further enhance its customer experience and its quest to become the greenest cricket Club and venue in the country.
London Sport funding services to help organisations to survive and thrive post covid-19
London Sport has influenced an incredible £1.6m into the physical activity and sport sector in 2019/20, Specialist Advisor for Funding Mel Antao looks at the success of recent covid-19 funds and how it's directly improving Londoners' lives.
Engineering Services Bodies Update COVID-19 site safety guides
Leading engineering services bodies BESA and ECA have released a joint sector guide on work-related travel and updated their guides on working in close proximity and in areas of increased risk of transfer of COVID-19, such as healthcare settings.
A pandemic reality: The steps employers can take to ensure employees are prepared for re-opening
Around the globe countries are steadily relaxing the most stringent lockdown measures. But for employers there are a myriad of concerns. Preparing for the return to work can be a daunting task, as no person or organisation has ever navigated a situation like this one before. The primary goal is a return to operations that keep business running and profitable. However, it’s vital to acknowledge that this is a time of high anxiety for all employees. The shift to return to work is a momentous one and the biggest hurdle that employers need to overcome is how to instil confidence in their employees and assure them that they are returning to a safe place.
St John Ambulance – Helping Sport Happen Again
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With Premier League football ready to kick off again and horse racing under starter’s orders, St John Ambulance is playing a vital role in helping sport stage a comeback.
British Horseracing Focused On Returning Safely
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The leaders of British horseracing say the government’s decision that sport can resume will help save livelihoods and businesses in the £4 billion industry. British racing was suspended from March 18th to allow emergency and NHS workers to focus on COVID-19 and support the national effort. Since then, Britain’s 59 racecourses have had no income from racing. Trainers have relied on the continuing support of owners to fund the staff who look after the welfare of more than 12,000 racehorses currently in training. The future of an industry employing around 20,000 people directly, mostly in rural Britain, has been put in jeopardy.
British Cleaning Council Asks To Meet Minister To Discuss Key Industry Issues
BCC makes the voice of the industry heard in relation to Coronavirus testing, facemasks, training and hygiene standards
The British Cleaning Council (BCC) has written to the Minister for Small Business, Consumers and Labour Markets to ask for a private meeting to discuss a number of issues that are key to the cleaning sector and the recovery from Coronavirus.
