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Lily's Kitchen | HRD reveals why inclusivity should be a crucial part of flexible work policies

HRD reveals why inclusivity should be a crucial part of flexible work policies

Over the last few weeks and months, the topic of future working structures - including flexible working - has been high up on the HR agenda, largely sparked by the coronavirus crisis.

Yet, it appears that some employers, including the pet food brand Lily’s Kitchen, already had flexible working in place.

Unlike other employers – who have been forced to facilitate flexible working in response to the pandemic – Lily’s Kitchen says it already had flexible working arrangements in place. 

So, when the pandemic hit, the firm’s Human Resources Director, Georgina Cameron, said it was more about evolving an established policy.

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