Our Response to COVID-19 A message to our colleagues, candidates, and job seekers. In the midst of the uncertainty around Coronavirus (COVID-19), we wanted to let you know what we are doing to protect you, our candidates. We’re working hard to continue to deliver uninterrupted service to both you and the client’s that we service and you work for, to keep businesses functioning and people in work. We have followed the government’s advice and have advised our internal staff who are at high risk and who can work from home, to do so. This may mean that some of our branch locations are closed, however, the teams are still working remotely and are at the end of the phone should you need us. Working Safely during the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) Pandemic Although every working environment and place of work is different we have set out the general guidelines for keeping safe in the workplace, you should: When travelling on public transport – keep your distance and wear a face-covering Wash your hands regularly using soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer, rubbing your hands together until they are dry. This is one of the most effective ways of reducing the risk of passing the virus on to others. Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue (not your hands) when you cough or sneeze, placing tissues in the bin immediately and then washing your hands Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth Follow the guidance provided by your workplace – to keep everyone safe, this may include social distancing, wearing additional protective clothing, working at different times or in different areas and or additional hand washing / sanitizing procedures Follow government guidelines including those for quarantine on return from travel and any local restrictions. Social distancing or physical distancing at work You should stay two metres apart where possible. If it’s not possible, people should be at least 1 metre apart and the employer should make extra changes to keep people safe. This might include things like wearing face coverings, working side by side instead of face to face, or using screens or barriers to separate people. Symptoms of Coronavirus (Covid-19) Please inform us immediately if you have symptoms of Coronavirus or have been informed you have been in contact with someone who has tested positive for the Coronavirus. The main symptoms of coronavirus (COVID-19) are a high temperature, a new, continuous cough and a loss or change to your sense of smell or taste. To protect others, do not go to places like a GP surgery, pharmacy or hospital if you have any of these symptoms. Get a test to check if you have coronavirus, stay at home until you get your results. If you have any concerns about your role or if you are presenting with symptoms, please get in touch with your branch immediately so we can advise you on how to proceed. Should there be any changes to your working arrangements communicated to us from your temporary assignment we will endeavour to advise you of this as soon as we can. The situation we find ourselves in is unprecedented and rapidly changing, so please be assured that we are working hard to keep our eye on all developments and will keep you updated as and when things change. More information is available https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus We have put together a page of FAQs to answer some of the frequent questions we receive from candidates and colleagues – you can read these here. We have also collated a range of resources and guidance from Government and NHS websites for you to use – you can find these here. Thank you for your continued support. ©2021 PMP Recruitment PMP Recruitment is part of the Challenge-trg Group Sitemap Privacy & Cookies Web Design by Splitpixel Registered Office 33 Soho Square, London, England, W1D 3QU Company No. 08030122 Speak to our National Resource Centre Team Tel: 0161 211 1313 Contact a branch Find contact details for your local PMP branch Media Enquiries Useful Links Our Branches Modern Slavery Statement Gender Pay Gap Report GDPR Follow Us CandidatesEmployers