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The Stay Company is working with key employers in the East Midlands, helping these businesses provide secure accommodation to employees returning from overseas, business travellers and individuals who need to self-isolate.

As the economy begins to reopen gradually, serviced apartment provider The Stay Company is standing by to support East Midlands businesses bring their employees back to work safely. The serviced accommodation company has been proud to stay open throughout the Covid-19 crisis, supporting key workers, national and international business travellers and foreign nationals stranded in the UK.

And now The Stay Company is working with key employers in the East Midlands, helping these businesses provide secure accommodation to employees returning from overseas, business travellers and individuals who need to self-isolate.

Director, Dan Wilkinson, explains, “The East Midlands is an economic hub for the country and it’s vital to get it back up and running as quickly as possible. We’ve had discussions with many of our clients and one of their biggest challenges over the next few weeks is arranging secure accommodation. Whether they have a team member who has to come into the country with a potential 2-week isolation period, or an employee who needs to isolate away from their family, we’re working proactively with them to find a safe and simple solution that takes into account the difficult times that many of these industries are facing.”

The company have put in a range of advanced procedures to achieve this. A free shopping pickup service has been introduced for residents – bringing groceries and essential shopping to allow guests to isolate safely. Check-out times are now flexible, with early check-ins free of charge, to ensure that residents can tailor plans around their travel arrangements without the need to risk exposure in public places.

Each apartment is left off the market for an extended 72-hours before turnover and the team are strategically monitoring their booking system to provide immediate stay-extensions if a guest needs to isolate.

Dan also made the key decision to support businesses by implementing flexible payment terms and allowing organisations to pay through BACS, debit and credit cards.

High quality professional cleaning and hygiene processes have been further enhanced, with additional cleaning in the communal areas, sanitisation of keys and a high-focus on attention to touch-points. Michelle Power, Head Housekeeper, says, “As we recognised the escalating risks of Covid-19 we took extra steps to ensure guest and staff safety. Amongst additional cleaning measures, we’re implementing the use of cleaning sprays, to the same level as found in doctors surgeries.”

As a result, the business has been able to reassure guests and offer the strongest level of support to businesses across all industries. The company’s actions have been well received by the community and their clients, which include aerospace and construction companies in the East Midlands.

Dan explains, “For many companies in the region, overseas workers and business travellers are a huge part of their workforce. Without a safe way to bring these employees back, businesses will continue to struggle and risk further impact.

As many hotels and third-party booking sites closed temporarily, businesses are struggling to find a way to secure accommodation for their team. We want businesses in the region to know that we are able to support them and provide a safe apartment for their employees to stay in.”

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