Previous thread locked by Admin, maybe not hard to guess why.
Release from restrictions is on the horizon. In addition to job losses already, several companies are announcing redundancies by the end of furlough. The largest that I have seen is 12,000 at BA, which is approaching a third of their workforce.
I wonder what consumer confidence or behaviour will be like as businesses try to resume trading. Likely to be oversupply and weak demand in many sectors such as leisure, travel and retail shops. In other areas I would expect limited supply of manufactured products from countries badly affected by Covid, especially China.
I expect solicitors, estate agents, debt collectors and others will see a surge in work.
Release from restrictions is on the horizon. In addition to job losses already, several companies are announcing redundancies by the end of furlough. The largest that I have seen is 12,000 at BA, which is approaching a third of their workforce.
I wonder what consumer confidence or behaviour will be like as businesses try to resume trading. Likely to be oversupply and weak demand in many sectors such as leisure, travel and retail shops. In other areas I would expect limited supply of manufactured products from countries badly affected by Covid, especially China.
I expect solicitors, estate agents, debt collectors and others will see a surge in work.