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  • Caring Aloud – Matthew’s Story

    For the next in our Caring Aloud series, Matthew* shares his experience of looking after his mother, whilst also caring for his children, known as ‘sandwich caring’.

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    Second Reading of the Employment Rights Bill

    As the Employment Rights Bill returns to Parliament for its second reading in the House of Lords, Working Families now has the opportunity to assess its contents and the expected changes it will bring. The Bill remains subject to change and amendment as it continues through the parliamentary process.

  • Open letter to Liz Kendall MP

    Working Families’ response to the proposed reforms to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and the Work Capability Assessment (WCA).

  • A baby in a neonatal hospital bed

    Neonatal Care Leave 

    Working Families are delighted to see that the government has confirmed that parents who have a baby in neonatal care will be entitled to additional time off as a day one right from 6th April 2025. 

  • Contact us for advice

    Use our contact form for free legal advice on family and carer-related employment rights and in-work benefits.

  • Benchmark Report 2024

    This report highlights key trends and insights on flexible working, family-friendly culture, gender equality, and wellbeing practices among leading employers.

  • Are you happy to talk flexible working?

    Working Families, with the support of the Government’s Flexible Working Taskforce, have developed Happy To Talk Flexible Working to support employers on their journey to designing more flexible roles.

Latest news & events

  • Photo of the Houses of Parliament

    Second Reading of the Employment Rights Bill

    As the Employment Rights Bill returns to Parliament for its second reading in the House of Lords, Working Families now has the opportunity to assess its contents and the expected changes it will bring. The Bill remains subject to change and amendment as it continues through the parliamentary process.

  • Open letter to Liz Kendall MP

    Working Families’ response to the proposed reforms to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and the Work Capability Assessment (WCA).

Our members

Our employer members are committed to flexible and family-friendly business practices.

See a full list of our members.