What safety measures are to be taken when employees are in the office? Can the 2 metre social distancing measures be implemented? If not what is going to be considered reasonable? Regular hand washing will clearly be required but what about the wearing of masks? The science and the government can’t agree on what is right so what is an employer to do?

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Mental health risk assessments will also become far more common as employers learn the lockdown lessons and seek to apply home working patterns on employees

What other working pattens might employees be asked to work? Perhaps rotating employees' presence in the place of work might be the answer or differing working hours?

If employees are to be asked to regularly work at home it is important that employers' liability insurers are made aware of this and employers need to remember to carry out specific home working risk assessments

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