Around 14,000 people thought to be affected
Workplaces in the services sector are able to reopen from today, provided it's safe to do so.
The announcement by the chief minister was among a number of measures to be eased during the coronavirus lockdown.
Government estimates the services sector, which includes e-gaming, legal and accounting, and other professional services, accounts for around 14,000 people.
Howard Quayle says they are ready for these companies to start a gradual, phased return to work:
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