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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.


    • Employment law
    • Maternity

    Who’s watching the baby?

    by Roisin Woolnough 13 Sep 2006
    by Roisin Woolnough 13 Sep 2006

    Are employers doing enough to help mothers back to work? Some companies are using crib cams to let staff keep an eye on their babies while they are at work, says Roisin Woolnough.

    • Employment law
    • Maternity

    Sensitive pregnancy issues

    by Personnel Today 13 Sep 2006
    by Personnel Today 13 Sep 2006

    Employers need to tread carefully with issues such as IVF, says XpertHR.

    • Employment law
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Maternity

    Feeding frenzy

    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2006
    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2006

    Anne-Marie Balfour advises employers of their obligations towards employees who are breastfeeding

    • Employment law
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Maternity

    Working mothers: a benefit or a burden?

    by Ross Bentley 5 Sep 2006
    by Ross Bentley 5 Sep 2006

    Business leaders are concerned about the cost of the extension of maternity leave and the transfer of the administrative burden of maternity benefits from the government to employers

    • Employment law
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Maternity

    Weekly dilemma… Breastfeeding in the workplace

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2006
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2006

    A new mother who is working for us has requested a change to her hours so she can breastfeed, but...

    • Employment law
    • Maternity

    Maternity and paternity leave

    by Personnel Today 5 Jul 2006
    by Personnel Today 5 Jul 2006

    Guy Guinan, employment partner, national law firm Halliwells, provides advice on drawing up a maternity and paternity leave policy.

    • Employment law
    • Maternity

    Weekly dilemma… Time off for fertility treatment

    by Personnel Today 13 Jun 2006
    by Personnel Today 13 Jun 2006

    One of my key female employees has told me that she and her partner are starting fertility treatment. Apparently, this...

    • Employment law
    • Maternity

    Maternity legislation amendments: stay in touch

    by Personnel Today 7 Jun 2006
    by Personnel Today 7 Jun 2006

    XpertHR provides some answers to your questions on the draft regulations to amend maternity leave and flexible working eligibility.On 31...

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    Global HR Round-up

    by Personnel Today 6 Jun 2006
    by Personnel Today 6 Jun 2006

    US employers discriminate on grounds of sexual orientation; TV ads to ease problem of US' ageing civil service workforce; European court rules supplier blacklist over tax is legal; New mothers are best off in Denmark or Norway

    • Case law
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    • Maternity

    Brocklebank v Silveira

    by Personnel Today 16 May 2006
    by Personnel Today 16 May 2006

    Risk assessments for pregnant workers

    • Employment law
    • Maternity

    Maternity leave

    by Personnel Today 16 May 2006
    by Personnel Today 16 May 2006

    XpertHR answers questions on maternity leave rights.

    How will maternity leave provisions change under the forthcoming Maternity and Parental Leave...

    • Employment law
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Maternity

    Three quarters of working mothers take six months maternity leave

    by Michael Millar 3 Apr 2006
    by Michael Millar 3 Apr 2006

    While the number of mothers taking their full maternity leave entitlement is rising, only 36% of fathers take more than two weeks paternity leave

    • Employment law
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Maternity

    Legal Q&A: Additional paternity leave

    by Personnel Today 21 Mar 2006
    by Personnel Today 21 Mar 2006

    Sarah Keeble, employment partner, Olswang

    • Case law
    • Employment law
    • Maternity

    Case round-up: Avoiding risk in pregnancy

    by Eversheds HR Group 14 Mar 2006
    by Eversheds HR Group 14 Mar 2006

    Quinn v New Southern Railway Ltd, EAT, 28 November 2005

    • Employment law
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Maternity

    Work and families bill: parental rights

    by Personnel Today 1 Feb 2006
    by Personnel Today 1 Feb 2006

    Will the extension of parental rights be good for employers? And what impact will this have? Compiled by Phil Boucher

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