During these unprecedented times we have had to make some significant changes to how we run the business to keep ourselves and others safe, and to comply with government rules.
Beccy is currently doing admin from home and looking after her young son who obviously can’t go to school, childminders or friends’ houses at the moment. Going from working 6 days per week to zero in the blink of an eye has been hard to adjust to, but she is trying to make the most of this extra time with her son and build some lovely memories together.
Carl is currently working alone. He is working outdoors only and missing any windows that require access through a property. He is regularly sanitising his hands and maintaining a 2 metre ‘social distance’. He would be grateful if all customers and passers-by could help him by also keeping to the 2 metre rule. He will absolutely not be offended if customers do not come to the door to say hello!
We are trying to keep cash transactions to an absolute minimum and would encourage everyone who possibly can to make payment by Direct Debit or bank transfer. This will continue to be our preference after the pandemic as the imminent closure of our local bank will create considerable challenges for the business and electronic payments are easier to track from an accounting point of view.
Beccy is currently doing admin from home and looking after her young son who obviously can’t go to school, childminders or friends’ houses at the moment. Going from working 6 days per week to zero in the blink of an eye has been hard to adjust to, but she is trying to make the most of this extra time with her son and build some lovely memories together.
Carl is currently working alone. He is working outdoors only and missing any windows that require access through a property. He is regularly sanitising his hands and maintaining a 2 metre ‘social distance’. He would be grateful if all customers and passers-by could help him by also keeping to the 2 metre rule. He will absolutely not be offended if customers do not come to the door to say hello!
We are trying to keep cash transactions to an absolute minimum and would encourage everyone who possibly can to make payment by Direct Debit or bank transfer. This will continue to be our preference after the pandemic as the imminent closure of our local bank will create considerable challenges for the business and electronic payments are easier to track from an accounting point of view.
