Dedicated Coronavirus support team launched

Thursday, 19 March 2020 06:01

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

A dedicated support team has been set up for businesses needing more advice and assistance over Coronavirus.

It's been set up by the Department for Enterprise to allow organisations to discuss any concerns they have and speak with officials about what support options are available.

The initiative includes a dedicated phone line to connect people directly with any of the DfE's executive agencies and a new hub has been put in place at the Barclays Eagle Lab on Victoria Street in Douglas.

Any company needing to use the service is asked to e-mail enterprisesupport@gov.im, ring up on 686 455 or drop into the Eagle Lab.

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