Is furloughing 労働者s the best way to save 職業s in the coronavirus 危機? This is Money podcast

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Every year Collins Dictionary chooses its word of the year and just three months into 2020, it feels like coronavirus might be a shoe-in for the 肩書を与える.

But の中で the other words likely to be 選ぶd as high-fliers, it seems that furlough will also be in with a shout.

Until a few weeks ago, it's ありそうもない many Britons had ever considered what 存在 furloughed would mean, but now it's the topic on many 労働者s’ minds.

The 概念 of asking 労働者s to go on furlough lies at the heart of the 政府’s coronavirus 職業s 救助（する） 計画／陰謀 ? as it 捜し出すs to 立ち往生させる 会社／堅いs making people redundant and 申し込む／申し出s to 支払う／賃金 80 per cent of their 給料 up to £2,500 a month.

But is 選ぶing up the 行う 法案s of big 商売／仕事s a wise move, will it help save 職業s and is the price 価値（がある） 支払う／賃金ing because the cost of not doing it is worse?

On this week’s podcast, Simon Lambert, 物陰／風下 Boyce and Georgie 霜 discuss what it means to be furloughed and whether the 緊急 計画（する） can work.

They also look at the travel 産業 大混乱 and how 航空機によるs 試みる／企てるs to dig themselves out of a 穴を開ける by dodging cash refunds is backfiring.

Why aren’t people getting money 支援する for cancelled flights ? and is there a way 今後 that could help 航空機によるs and 顧客s?

Also on the 協議事項 are the 世帯 法案s rising at just the wrong time ? and finally, at the opposite end of the 規模, how did スパイ／執行官 Million 配達する this month’s Premiu m 社債 jackpot news to the lucky 勝利者s while still managing social distancing?

The cost of the 法案 for furloughing 私的な 部門 労働者s could 攻撃する，衝突する £60billion and some of Britain's biggest 商売／仕事s are taking up the 申し込む／申し出 to 支払う／賃金 80% of 給料 up to £2,500 a month

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