Insurers and brokers offer leave and flexible working as school closures strain parents
Insurers and brokers have increased paid leave and introduced more flexible working arrangements to employees under additional pressure from lockdown restrictions, with a particular focus on those now juggling work with childcare responsibilities.
Schools in England were effectively closed on 5 January as the country entered a third lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus, with attendance restricted to vulnerable children and the children of
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