Parental LeaveQ One of my employees took four weeks' parental leave with their previous employer, do I still have to allow them to take 13 weeks' parental leave?
A No. Parental leave transfers from employer to employer, so if the employee has already taken four weeks' parental leave you only have to allow them to take a maximum of a further nine weeks' leave up to the child's fifth birthday. Q An employee has submitted a request to take two weeks' parental leave. Is this leave paid?
A No, parental leave is unpaid. Q A male member of staff has requested parental leave, doesn't this only apply to mothers?
A No. Parental leave applies to both parents, with each being entitled to take 13 weeks' leave up to the child's fifth birthday (18 weeks up to the child's 18th birthday if the child is disabled). Q Can parental leave be taken in single days?
A No. Parental leave should be taken in minimum blocks of one week, with the exception for parents of disabled children who can take parental leave in single days. | |||||||||||||||||||
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