Page 38 - Bryan Simpson News Today

Two days into the new hotel quarantine system and arrivals complain of poor planning and conditions.

MPs demand answers from company bosses over Scots workers missing furlough payments MPs claim hundreds of thousands of pounds has been lost by staff. (Image: Garry F McHarg Daily Record) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPriva...

The new regulations, which aim to stop Covid-19 variants entering the country, apply to arrivals who have been in one of 33 red list countries in the past ten days.

Quarantine hotels could become Covid infection hubs because of ventilation flaws Central air flow systems raise the risk of cross-contamination between guests and hotel staff, warns head of hotel group 13 February 2021 • 6:00pm Quarantine hotels could become hubs for infection with flaws in ventilation, the head of a hotel group that cares for Covid patients discharged from the NHS, has warned, amid fears more airport accommodation does not have windows that open. UK nationals or residents r...

Unite the union said it was “deeply alarming” for hotel workers that the guidelines are “far inferior” to those in Australia.

But Home Office minister Victoria Atkins said it is ‘reasonable’ to allow travellers quarantining in hotels a ‘gulp of fresh air’.

But Home Office minister Victoria Atkins said it is ‘reasonable’ to allow travellers quarantining in hotels a ‘gulp of fresh air’.

Payroll tax scandal leaves Scots hospitality staff penniless with no access to furlough cash Glasgow bar and restaurant owner Alan Tomkins and business partner Billy McAneney used firms that filed credits to the tax accounts of individual employees but collapsed without handing over the cash to HMRC. The millionaire owners of the Blue Dog and Ad Lib have also been slammed for refusing to pay minimum wage, claiming they can’t afford it Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your i...

05:10 AM EST Share His inaugural State of the District address was delivered via Zoom to the Jacksonville Chapter of the Federal Bar Association. Chief U.S. District Judge in the Middle District of Florida Timothy Corrigan delivered his first State of the District address Jan. 22 via Zoom to members of the Jacksonville Chapter of the Federal Bar Association. Corrigan, who was appointed chief judge for the district on Nov. 2, said the federal court in Jacksonville continues to ad...

High mortality rates among certain groups may prompt a rethink on vaccine prioritisation