Your employment rights if you get caught out by holiday quarantine
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukAfter months of lockdown the British public have been encouraged back into work.But with international travel allowed, many have been trying to take their annual summer break as usual.The government has already admitted that it won't hesitate to add more countries to the UK's must quarantine list after major holiday hotpots Spain and France were included.This could mean workers having to take an extra two weeks off work in order to self-isolate at very short notice.But what are your rights as an employee?
And what are those of your employer?The government says that, where possible, people should work from home during their self-isolation period and employees should talk to their employer about working from home before they travel.They also.
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