Interview with Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak

The video outlines three key measures to support jobs and businesses during the winter months. The job support scheme is made simpler and more generous, requiring employees to work only one day a week to qualify, with reduced employer contributions. Grants for the self-employed are doubled, and cash grants are provided to hospitality and leisure businesses in Tier 2 areas, worth up to £2100 monthly. These measures aim to protect jobs and support businesses through challenging times.

What is the minimum number of days an employee needs to work to be eligible for the new job support scheme?

• One day a week

• Four days a week

• Two days a week

• Three days a week

How has the contribution requirement for employers changed in the new job support scheme?

• It has been increased

• It is now optional

• It has been reduced

• It remains the same

What change is being made to the grants for self-employed individuals?

• They are being eliminated

• They are being doubled

• They are being halved

• They are being tripled

Which sectors are primarily targeted for cash grants in Tier 2 areas?

• Retail and manufacturing

• Education and healthcare

• Technology and finance

• Hospitality and leisure

What is the maximum monthly value of the cash grants provided to businesses in Tier 2 areas?

• £1,500

• £2,500

• £1,000

• £2,100