Mum’s the word… Pregnancy Announcement in the MDH Team!

MDH are delighted to share the news for one of our client managers, Jane Jenkins, who is expecting a baby girl in mid-May 2024.

As a result, Jane has started reducing her hours as she comes towards the end of her pregnancy journey; and taking maternity leave effective from the beginning of May to adjust to life as a new mum and take care of her little girl.

Jane will be dearly missed during this time, and MDH promises to take care of you all during her leave.

We wish Jane and the baby well in her final couple months of pregnancy and look forward to Jane’s return in 2025!!

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