Bright Horizons UK on LinkedIn: Best Practice for Carers (2024)

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We asked the presenters from our popular webinar last month to give us three Top Tips as a follow-up.Here's whatJo Broadbent Knowledge Lawyer, Hogan Lovells has to share: 🟡 Many employers are seeing the offer of paid leave as part of their DEI strategy, as a way to support a section of the workforce who may be less likely to benefit from policies aimed at new parents, for example. The Labour Party is actively considering introducing paid carer’s leave if it wins the general election, so now may be a good time to get ahead of the curve, even if budgets only allow for limited amounts of paid leave.🟡 Be flexible where you can, for example by allowing employees to flex their hours or place of work to accommodate short-term caring responsibilities. This won’t always be possible, particularly in customer-facing roles, so explain why flexibility isn’t possible if this is the case, and work with the employee to discuss arrangements that might be suitable.🟡 Ensure your policies explain the range of options for time off and when it might be appropriate to use different types of leave. Help employees navigate what has become quite a complicated legal framework – and make sure line managers are trained on the various rights and know how to respond to requests appropriately.Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eGG3_re5#BrightHorizonsUK #StaffRetention #StaffWellbeing #WorkingCarers

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