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Agencies that work with victims of domestic violence are calling on employers to consider workers' safety before they push more working-from-home options.
The Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in more permanent work-from-home arrangements, but agencies that work with victims of domestic violence say it means some employees may well be stuck at home with their abuser.
Kathryn speaks with Holly Carrington, a policy advisor for domestic violence organisation Shine.
