People may think scrapping rules is the same as ending medical requirements, a health expert warns.
Dr Shankar said a "cultural shift is absolutely necessary" in terms of people going to work when feeling unwell., despite symptoms, is something that we need to look at," he said.
"That's something that we see quite a bit in the NHS and social care system also... conscientious professionals take it upon themselves to be present at work, even when they are not severely unwell, but with some mild symptoms." Free lateral flow tests will end from June in Wales, prompting leading business group CBI Wales to call for them to be used
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