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  Reopen your business safely during coronavirus (COVID‑19)
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  Employers that want to reopen their business have a legal responsibility to protect their employees and other people on site.

  Use this guidance to help you carry out a risk assessment and make sensible adjustments to the site and workforce.

  If you do not carry out a risk assessment, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) or your local council can issue an enforcement notice.

  Employees can use this guidance to check what their workplace needs to do to keep people safe.

  This guidance is only for businesses that are allowed to reopen in England.
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<% govspeak_for :body do %>
  Employers that want to reopen their business have a legal responsibility to protect their employees and other people on site.

  Use this guidance to help you carry out a risk assessment and make sensible adjustments to the site and workforce.

  If you do not carry out a risk assessment, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) or your local council can issue an enforcement notice.

  Employees can use this guidance to check what their workplace needs to do to keep people safe.

  This guidance is only for businesses that are allowed to reopen in England.
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<% text_for :title do %>
  Reopen your business safely during coronavirus (COVID‑19)
<% end %>

<% text_for :meta_description do %>
  Employers that want to reopen their business have a legal responsibility to protect their employees and other people on site.

  Use this guidance to help you carry out a risk assessment and make sensible adjustments to the site and workforce.

  If you do not carry out a risk assessment, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) or your local council can issue an enforcement notice.

  Employees can use this guidance to check what their workplace needs to do to keep people safe.

  This guidance is only for businesses that are allowed to reopen in England.
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<% govspeak_for :body do %>
  Employers that want to reopen their business have a legal responsibility to protect their employees and other people on site.

  Use this guidance to help you carry out a risk assessment and make sensible adjustments to the site and workforce.

  If you do not carry out a risk assessment, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) or your local council can issue an enforcement notice.

  Employees can use this guidance to check what their workplace needs to do to keep people safe.

  This guidance is only for businesses that are allowed to reopen in England.

  If you are in Leicester or surrounding areas, check [Leicestershire coronavirus lockdown: areas and changes](https://www.gov.uk/government/news/leicestershire-coronavirus-lockdown-areas-and-changes) guidance.
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Add link to local lockdown guidance for Leicester
Add link to local lockdown guidance for Leicester

This is for the Coronavirus business reopening flow.
