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Fathers and flexible working post lockdown

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Published on: 26 May 2021

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Table of contents

Lockdown and working from home
Could lockdown achieve what Shared Parental Leave (SPL) failed to deliver?
Balance
Flexible working requests and discrimination
What can employers do where they wish to promote flexible working and homeworking?

Article summary

Employment analysis: In the final article in the series exploring how diversity and inclusion can play a part in shaping the ‘new normal’ as businesses move out of lockdown as an opportunity to ‘build back better’, Gary Henderson, Partner at CMS (Reading), and Val Dougan, Professional Support Lawyer, of CMS (Glasgow), consider why enforced homeworking for many fathers may prompt longer term change.

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