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Are you sure the measures you have foreseen will enable a safe and smooth “back to work”?
Our experts can help you to find the right balance between protecting people and contribute to the end of this pandemic.
We assist you to ensure a strong compliance with the regulation and guidelines from different sources (Government, Trade Unions, Associations…) while maintaining efficient and flexible business operations.
Back to work assistance
We help you to define appropriate measures in multiple areas (staff management, infrastructure, organisation & processes, internal rules, monitoring…), and we assist you on purchasing the adequate equipment to protect your staff and your company. We also help you to stay in line with the regulations issued by the key decision-makers (Occupational health, Labour laws, Trade Union guidelines, ASTF, CNPD, CSSF…) and ensure a regulatory watch for you on this critical topic.
Working from home implementation
We help you to review your IT infrastructure to ensure its adequate size to support homeworking. We help you to define appropriate cybersecurity measures to ensure a secure connection to company’s data from any device (laptop, smartphone…). We also help you to setup the working from home rules for your staff.
Human resources management
We help your HR team to understand and deal at best with specific conditions issued in this period such as Partial Unemployment and Leave for Family Reason (LFR). We also help you to manage the holidays of your staff in alignment with law requirements.
In one day, we propose to assess your current situation and provide you with a preliminary report presenting the recommendations and critical actions to take in order to ensure a safe and secure comeback to work for your staff.
We provide you with a dedicated part-time resource who will act as your COVID-19 manager. This resource will be in charge of the coordination of all the actions that have to be taken concerning the COVID-19.
Following the recommendations issued in the preliminary report, we propose you to provide specific experts depending on the fields you have to address. Those experts will take actions for you upon request.
Grant Thornton can help you considering the following expertise matters!
- Human Resources Management
- Safety and Security
- Privacy (GDPR)
- IT Infrastructure
- Compliance
- Interim Management: Finance, IT, Gouvernance
- Insourcing for Project Management, Change Management
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We can support you to manage many of the impacts of COVID-19 on your business. Contact our experts for free advice on what do you need to drive your business forward.
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COVID-19 Financial Reporting and Disclosures
Our report identifies key financial reporting areas that entities need to consider when determining the impact on their business, and on the results, financial position and disclosures in their financial statements.
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No sick leave paid by the employer from April 1st
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Digital holding of shareholding & board meetings: new rules due to COVID-19
Learn more about the new Luxembourg set of rules aiming to facilitate the digital holding of meetings of shareholders and management bodies of Luxembourg companies and partnerships.
How to minimise the Coronavirus impact on your business?
We would like to share with you a business checklist which has been designed to initially respond to COVID-19.
COVID-19 Business Helpline
Grant Thornton announces the creation of a Helpline dedicated to helping all businesses with free advice. Our core task force will respond to any request regarding the latest fiscal and social measures taken by the Luxembourg government.
7 Steps to manage cash flow and financial headwinds
The economic consequences of the COVID-19 may place some companies under liquidity pressures. We have compiled some tips for managing cash flow and mitigating any potential impact on your debt obligations.
Short-time working
Payroll Newsflash: information about the short-time working for the employees. The Luxembourgish government is working actively on measures for independents workers.
Our commitment to our clients, colleagues, and communities
Following previous announcements and guidance from the Luxembourg Government to limit the spread of the COVID-19 virus, we have implemented key measures to protect our people, clients, visitors, suppliers and contractors.
