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Tag Archives: Shared parental leave
More bad dad dancing?
Maybe the Department for Business & Trade missed the memo about Father’s Day always being celebrated on the third Sunday in June, but they waited until 29 June to publish their response to the consultation on reform of parental leave … Continue reading
Posted in Parental rights, Workers' rights
Tagged Paternity leave, Shared parental leave
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Policy in the lurch: parental leave reform
Earlier this week on this blog, I noted the traditional attempts by policy wonks to exploit the commercial confection that is Father’s Day to call for reform of statutory paternity leave, including a new joint report by the think tank … Continue reading
Dad dancing: reform of parental leave
Father’s Day is approaching, so naturally paternity leave is back in the news – or, at least, back in the Independent newspaper – thanks to a “damning” new TUC survey finding that “the low level of statutory paternity pay stops … Continue reading
Overdue: a Labour Party policy on equal parenting
Recently on this blog, I noted that pretty much all that Labour’s otherwise impressively ambitious September 2021 ‘green paper’ on employment rights had to say about securing a much-needed societal shift towards more equal parenting – a shift essential to ending the … Continue reading
Posted in Parental rights, Workers' rights
Tagged Equal parenting, Maternity rights, Shared parental leave
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Shared Parental Leave: Someday will surely come
A few weeks ago, yet another year came to an end without the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) having concluded its marathon evaluation of the chronically failing Shared Parental Leave scheme. Originally due to start in March … Continue reading
Shared Parental Leave: No need for candles
Until it got wiped out by the Covid19 pandemic, this year was a busy one for #ukemplaw anniversaries. And many of them are (or, at least, were) a cause for celebration: the Equal Pay Act 1970 is 50 years old … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, Parental rights, Workers' rights
Tagged Maternity leave, Paternity leave, Shared parental leave
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New research: 95% of journalists don’t know their **** from their elbow
Confirmation bias was much in evidence earlier this week, when a small tsunami of press and media reports of a new ‘research’ report by My Family Care on the little-loved Shared Parental Leave – and in particular the report’s headline … Continue reading