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Maternity

Pregnant employees are entitled to take 52 weeks’ maternity leave. Parents with babies due on or after 5 April 2015 are entitled to take shared parental leave. Shared parental leave enables mothers to commit to ending their maternity leave and pay at a future date, and to share the untaken balance of leave and pay as shared parental leave and pay with their partner.


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    How to ensure employees’ smooth reintroduction to the workplace on their return from maternity leave

    by Personnel Today 29 Dec 2008
    by Personnel Today 29 Dec 2008

    XpertHR provides practical guidance on ensuring employees' smooth reintroduction to the workplace on their return from maternity leave.

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    How to deal with the situation where an employee becomes pregnant again while on maternity leave

    by Personnel Today 29 Dec 2008
    by Personnel Today 29 Dec 2008

    XpertHR provides practical guidance on dealing with the situation where an employee becomes pregnant again while she is on maternity leave.

    • Employment law
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    How to take disciplinary action against an employee during pregnancy or maternity leave

    by Personnel Today 29 Dec 2008
    by Personnel Today 29 Dec 2008

    XpertHR looks at the issues that employers should take into account when disciplinary action against an employee who is pregnant or on maternity leave is necessary.

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    How to deal with keeping-in-touch days during maternity leave

    by Personnel Today 29 Dec 2008
    by Personnel Today 29 Dec 2008

    XpertHR looks at the issues that employers should take into account when dealing with keeping-in-touch days for employees on maternity leave.

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    How to deal with an employee who has a miscarriage or stillbirth or whose baby dies after birth

    by Personnel Today 29 Dec 2008
    by Personnel Today 29 Dec 2008

    XpertHR provides practical guidance on dealing with an employee who has a miscarriage or stillbirth or whose baby dies after birth.

    • Employment law
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    How to deal with maternity suspensions

    by Personnel Today 29 Dec 2008
    by Personnel Today 29 Dec 2008

    XpertHR provides guidance on the circumstances in which it may be necessary to suspend a pregnant employee for health and safety reasons.

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    How to deal with requests for time off for antenatal care

    by Personnel Today 29 Dec 2008
    by Personnel Today 29 Dec 2008

    XpertHR looks at how employers should deal with requests for time off for antenatal care.

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    Q&A: Additional maternity rights – Birth of more rights

    by Naomi Branston 1 Dec 2008
    by Naomi Branston 1 Dec 2008

    Employment lawyers would probably not know what to do with themselves if they had no new maternity legislation to discuss,...

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    Maternity: Brussels gets in the family way

    by Personnel Today 14 Nov 2008
    by Personnel Today 14 Nov 2008

    The European Commission plans to issue a new directive on family rights. This could have significant ramifications for UK employers, as Juliet Carp explains.

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    Most UK firms provide more than minimum maternity pay for female staff

    by Mike Berry 11 Nov 2008
    by Mike Berry 11 Nov 2008

    Three-quarters of companies provide more than the statutory maternity pay requirement, according to research by Incomes Data Services (IDS).The survey...

    • Employment law
    • Maternity
    • HR practice

    Expacare to offer Waiver of Maternity Cover for Transfering Schemes

    by Personnel Today 5 Nov 2008
    by Personnel Today 5 Nov 2008

    Expacare, one of the world’s leading providers of international medical insurance, will offer a waiver of their standard maternity waiting period for existing group scheme members transferring to an Expacare Specialcare scheme.

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    Workshops for new dads: How I made a difference

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2008
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2008

    For the past three years, Citigroup has run training workshops for new and expectant mums. That programme has gone well,...

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    Raft of new employment law changes comes into force in October

    by Greg Pitcher 30 Sep 2008
    by Greg Pitcher 30 Sep 2008

    A raft of employment law changes will take effect in the UK tomorrow (1 October).The National Minimum Wage will be...

    • Employment law
    • Maternity

    Legal Q&A: New maternity regulations

    by Philip Davies 26 Sep 2008
    by Philip Davies 26 Sep 2008

    The Sex Discrimination Act 1975 was amended earlier this year so that it makes no distinction between ordinary maternity leave...

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    Rates, limits and levels of statutory pay, benefits and rights

    by Personnel Today 28 Aug 2008
    by Personnel Today 28 Aug 2008

    How long does someone have to work for you before they qualify for statutory maternity pay? What is the national...

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