Times are tough, but nimble digital action can help find new revenue in the uncertain weeks and months ahead.

As the situation with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and epidemic develops and rapidly changes the lives of all of us here in the UK, the PPA team are working hard to support our members and help all of us through this crisis.

Individual and institutional subscribers can now access a growing archive of digital issues of Tes, created by Exact Editions.

Last week, Time Out changed its iconic logo to Time In, in support of responsible health policy and in solidarity with the many people across the world who can’t go out right now.

Today the Chancellor unveiled a raft of new measures to further help businesses and workers who are suffering the economic impact that the Coronavirus is wreaking on our lives and industry. These further built on measures that he announced on Tuesday, and the previous Wednesday in the Budget.

With the number of cases of the coronavirus (Covid-19) continuing to climb, the financial markets are showing signs of strain and some businesses are already feeling the impact of decreased consumer spending in some areas.

UK Trademark Law Firm, Wiggin, provides a summary of the current legal position in relation to dealing with staff who are unable or reluctant to attend work or who ask or are required to work from home.

Chapters include self-isolate, sick pay and good practice steps for employers.

Guidance on social distancing for everyone in the UK and protecting older people and vulnerable adults.

Guidance for households with possible coronavirus infections.

Guidance for employers and business on coronavirus.

Communication Workers Union (CWU) members in Royal Mail beat anti-union laws delivering a 94.5% Yes vote on a return of 63.4%.