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UK Paternaty Pay - how generous is your employer?
I am expecting my first child in June and have enquired about what
paternity payment I will get. It turns out that I get the statuatory 2 weeks at =A3100 and my employer will subsidise the first week to make it up to my normal pay. (ie I get one week off at full pay, if I want the other then I get =A3100 for the second week) I know that it was only a couple of years ago that any kind of paternaty leave was introduced, but I am interested in how this compares with other large UK companies (especially retail) ..=2E.please let me know if your company exceeds/falls short of this level paternaty. Many thanks David Bevan http://www.davidbevan.co.uk |
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My employer is much better than that.
100% pay first week 90% pay second week Any other time over those two weeks can be added from holiday allotment if requested, with no problems. Company is a large IT based one though Regards Bob wrote in message oups.com... I am expecting my first child in June and have enquired about what paternity payment I will get. It turns out that I get the statuatory 2 weeks at £100 and my employer will subsidise the first week to make it up to my normal pay. (ie I get one week off at full pay, if I want the other then I get £100 for the second week) I know that it was only a couple of years ago that any kind of paternaty leave was introduced, but I am interested in how this compares with other large UK companies (especially retail) ....please let me know if your company exceeds/falls short of this level paternaty. Many thanks David Bevan http://www.davidbevan.co.uk |
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My wifes employer gives :
90 % for the first six weeks, then it drops a bit I forget what to/ Simon |
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On 15 Mar 2005 09:10:15 -0800, wrote:
I know that it was only a couple of years ago that any kind of paternaty leave was introduced, but I am interested in how this compares with other large UK companies (especially retail) My husband's employer ~(local government) pays full pay for one week and 102.80 (Statutory Paternity Pay) the second week. Megan -- Seoras David Montgomery, 7th May 2003, 17 hours. http://seoras.farr-montgomery.com DS2: Lachlan Alan, 28th February 2005 |
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my dh's in aus a day or two off, that is all. he is allowed to take some
holidays, gets 4 weeks pa of those c wrote in message oups.com... I am expecting my first child in June and have enquired about what paternity payment I will get. It turns out that I get the statuatory 2 weeks at £100 and my employer will subsidise the first week to make it up to my normal pay. (ie I get one week off at full pay, if I want the other then I get £100 for the second week) I know that it was only a couple of years ago that any kind of paternaty leave was introduced, but I am interested in how this compares with other large UK companies (especially retail) ....please let me know if your company exceeds/falls short of this level paternaty. Many thanks David Bevan http://www.davidbevan.co.uk |
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"xbox snippets dot com" wrote in message k... My wifes employer gives : 90 % for the first six weeks, then it drops a bit I forget what to/ Isn't that maternity pay? The OP asked about paternity pay. |
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wrote in message roups.com... I am expecting my first child in June and have enquired about what paternity payment I will get. I work in a university, and the standard paternity pay is two weeks at full pay. Which is pretty generous. Also, they like you to take at least one of those weeks straight after the birth, but you can take the rest up to 56 days later, so you can split the leave and take some when you may find it more helpful - can't speak for anyone else, but my Mum came to stay when the baby born, for a fortnight, so I didn't need OldBloke at home as well. However, two months later when we wanted to do a "round Britain tour of the families" the week came in very handy! |
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wrote in message oups.com... I am expecting my first child in June and have enquired about what paternity payment I will get. It turns out that I get the statuatory 2 weeks at £100 and my employer will subsidise the first week to make it up to my normal pay. (ie I get one week off at full pay, if I want the other then I get £100 for the second week) I know that it was only a couple of years ago that any kind of paternaty leave was introduced, but I am interested in how this compares with other large UK companies (especially retail) ....please let me know if your company exceeds/falls short of this level paternaty. Many thanks David Bevan http://www.davidbevan.co.uk Mr DH (American based company) would have had two weeks at £100. This would have had such an impact on our income (as my maternity pay was also a bit woeful) that he only took one week off. Love Portia xxx |
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"Linz" wrote in message ... "xbox snippets dot com" wrote in message k... My wifes employer gives : 90 % for the first six weeks, then it drops a bit I forget what to/ Isn't that maternity pay? The OP asked about paternity pay. OOps in that case then two weeks at 90 % Simon |
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