SMT set the CSR Committee a challenge - to help local charities that need it the most by donating £100,000 - an exceptional budget created by SMT amid the pandemic.
With lockdown now starting to feel like the new norm, it’s easy to forget how far we’ve come since March.
Following the updates from the Government on Sunday and Monday, I would like to clarify TGP’s current position. In summary, our home working will continue until further notice.
Firstly, I’d like to thank you all for attending one of this week’s Big Breakfast sessions. The sessions were designed to inform you and I’m pleased that you took the opportunity to put questions forward to myself and the rest of SMT. From business performance to when our offices will re-open, we covered a lot of ground.
Whilst on the topic of our offices, I’ve created a team specifically concerned with returning to our offices safely. It’s being led by Jerome Hardy and will ensure that when we’re ready to re-open the offices, following Government advice, we’ll do so in a manner that’s safe for you all. You have all received a survey from HR regarding this matter and it’s imperative that you complete this survey today if you haven’t already done so. Nothing is more important than your safety.
As of next week, the smaller breakfast clubs will return for the month of May. You’ll receive your invitation to attend one in due course. For those of you that have a question and have already attended a previous session, you are welcome to attend another. Please let Sarah Povey know and she will send you an invitation.
As we now approach the end of the week, I’d like to thank each of you for your continued hard work and commitment to our business. Please do take the long weekend as an opportunity to unwind and as always, take care of yourself.
Stay safe,
Dave
Life certainly continues to feel different in the 6th week of lockdown and I sincerely hope that you and your families are safe and well.
