Horse & Hound

Much-needed help for equine businesses

BONUSES for employees returning from furlough and extra money to take on trainees and apprenticeships could help equestrian businesses in the wake of the pandemic. While the support on offer is by no means a magic wand for companies hard hit by the impact of Covid-19, it could offer some assistance.

“If we can help the employers, that in turn willTULLIS MATSON – EQUESTRIAN EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION

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