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Bereavement leave is a period of time off work granted to employees following the death of a loved one. The new UK law, effective from April, provides a legal entitlement to unpaid leave, ensuring employers must offer this support. Previously, it was often up to individual company policy, meaning support varied greatly across different workplaces.
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