The Equalities and Human Rights Commission, for instance, has warned of “more children being pushed into poverty, widening educational inequalities and worsening mental health.” Unity Insurance Services suggests what organisations need to consider as they come out of lockdown restrictions.
Before you unshut shop…
The children’s and youth charities whose work provides vital support to so many young people and families across the country have also suffered deeply over the past year. Now more than ever, it is crucial to ensure that you do everything possible to keep your employees safe when delivering their excellent work as the coronavirus restrictions lift.
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