Small businesses seek staff cover in a bid to restart

Businesses are queuing up to buy group health covers after a government order requiring companies to mandatorily provide insurance for workers if they open up during the Covid-19 lockdown. The new category of buyers include supermarkets, retail chains, pharmacy stores and food processing factories.

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