Also Known as Working from Home with Kids During a Global Crisis
This is a guest post by the wife of our MD.
What was your vision when the lockdown was first announced and you realised you’d be working from home and educating your child/children? I had an ethereal image of baking cookies; educational arts and crafts; calm and quiet storytime. All of this wholesome, quality learning would then be followed by amazing professional productivity on my part. In other words, I’d be effortlessly spinning all of the plates in my life while working from home with kids.
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As an employer, it’s important to know the employment law concerning bank holiday entitlement and other public holidays.
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