Shared Parental Leave
25th March, 2015
Shared Parental Leave is in force and applies to parents whose babies are due to be born on or after the 5th of April.
If you don’t have your policies in place already, please let Helen Kidd know as she has produced a Shared Parental Leave Document Pack to cover your needs.
The pack consists of:
• A Shared Parental Leave (Birth) Policy;
• A Shared Parental Leave (Birth) Opt-In Notice (which is attached to the policy at Schedule 1); and
• A Maternity and Adoption Leave and Pay Curtailment Notice (which is attached to the policy at Schedule 2).
• A Shared Parental Leave (Adoption) Policy;
• A Shared Parental Leave (Adoption) Opt-In Notice (which is attached to the policy at Schedule 1); and
• A Maternity and Adoption Leave and Pay Curtailment Notice (which is attached to the policy at Schedule 2).
The cost of the pack is £95 plus VAT.
For more information please contact Helen Kidd on 01244 405537 or email [email protected]
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