Access our services for FREE through Government Grant

Written by ELS Team
9 September, 2020

Let us help your business for FREE!

The Government has launched the Small Business COVID Recovery Scheme. Under this scheme each local business hub has an allocation out of a fund of £20m to give small businesses a grant to recover from Covid-19.  These grants are for £1000 to £3000 (£5000 in exceptional circumstances). Let us help you improve your business and recover from COVID-19 with these grants.

Check your area for the amount allocation.

Are you a small business looking for FREE SUPPORT?

Let us help you! We’ve teamed up with other local businesses to help you apply for a grant. The support will be fully funded by the Government with no obligation for businesses to contribute financially.

You can access our services for FREE through this grant, for services including:

  1. On-going unlimited 24/7 HR support and documents for 24 months for businesses of up to 10 employees.
  1. Contract, Handbook & Other Documents
  1. Redundancy or Restructure Advice and Letters

Alternatively, choose from 7 other local services including:

  • Legal advice for recovery
  • Digital innovation
  • Emergency finance funding advice
  • IT systems improvements
  • Profit improvement plans
  • HR advice for staffing changes
  • Systems advice for productivity
  • Cash flow review and recommendations

HOW DOES IT WORK?

You pick a service.

We help you apply for a grant.

We improve your business.

The grant pays.

 

NEXT STEPS:

To find out more information or to apply for a grant:

Please email:  [email protected]

Alternatively, please call 01270 781006

The grants will be awarded on a first come first served basis until the allocation has been used.

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