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Government announces plans to mitigate workforce disruption

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Published on: 04 January 2022
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LNB News 04/01/2022

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Issue Date: 04 January 2022

Published Date: 04 January 2022

Jurisdiction(s): England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales

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The government has announced that it has taken actions to mitigate workforce disruption in the public sector caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19) Omicron variant. Steve Barclay, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, is chairing regular meetings to closely monitor the impacts of Omicron on workforces and supply chains, and to also monitor schools ahead of the return of pupils in the new year.

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