As England begins its second national lockdown Birmingham Eastside is today launching a series of stories across social media platforms to find out how the business communities of the 'city of a thousand trades' are being affected by the pandemic.
#Cityof1000lockdowns will tell the stories of the workers and business owners who are being affected by lockdown in a thousand different ways — from those who are having to adapt or draw on reserves, to those facing furloughs and closure.
Follow the hashtag on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, and contribute your own experiences of work during lockdown by adding the hashtag #Cityof1000lockdowns to your own social media updates.
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