By Loch Associates Group.
Article 1: The impact of Covid-19 has seen unprecedented changes in the workplace
Article 2: Stella Creasy, MP, was recently reprimanded for having her three-month-old baby in the House of Commons. This led to the Commons Speaker asking a committee of MPs to review the rules on this.
Insightful articles by Loch Associates in Decembers newsletter.
With London sponsor Loch Associates Group
Loch Associates Group has written a couple of insightful articles this week to share with you. The impact of Covid-19 has seen unprecedented changes in the workplace. MD and Solicitor Pam Loch and Solicitor Roisin Kavanagh consider if the changes have disproportionately impacted women at work and if remote working will have negative career prospects. You can read our article here: https://workplacedna.net/briefings/gender-inequality-and-pandemic
Stella Creasy, MP, was recently reprimanded for having her three-month-old baby in the House of Commons. This led to the Commons Speaker asking a committee of MPs to review the rules on this. In this briefing, Pam Loch looks around the world at what’s happening and asks should we be changing our approach in the UK and allow babies to come to work? You can read our article here: https://workplacedna.net/briefings/taking-children-work-should-we-change-our-approach-uk
To discuss anything featured in our articles, or if you have any other employment law, HR, wellbeing challenges you’re facing please contact us by visiting www.lochassociates.co.uk or telephone 0203 667 5400.
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