The Maternity Alliance is urging businesses to do more to support breastfeeding at work. To mark National Breastfeeding Awareness Week, which ends on Saturday (May 15), the charity has said that companies should take their responsibilities more seriously and has also published a guide on what their legal obligations are.
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