Of the 586,000 companies to benefit from coronavirus support, over 2% closed their doors for good, compared with 9% of companies which did not claim help, the CBS said. Bankruptcies, currently at a record low, accounted for a low proportion of the number of firms which stopped trading.

Tozo, the support package for freelancers and the self-employed, was requested by 300,000 people, of whom just 1% gave up working, while 3% of firms that requested deferred tax payments closed down. In the catering and hospitality industry, 3% of companies with government support shut up shop, compared with 17% of those without. In total, 73% of hospitality industry firms requested some form of government help to get through the crisis.

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‘They have to keep to the taxi company rules and that means they should be paid in line with the sector agreement,’ Sewgobind said. Maurits Schönfeld, Uber’s northern Europe director, told NOS that the union is serving its own interests. Drivers, he said, ‘value the full flexibility which being free not to work on a Tuesday afternoon’ gives them.’

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