'Measly' paternity rights mean nearly a third of UK fathers take no leave – report | Maternity & paternity rights
More than 62% of fathers would take more time off after births if statutory pay rate was increased, poll finds
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More than 62% of fathers would take more time off after births if statutory pay rate was increased, poll finds
Researchers found that countries with more than six weeks of paid paternity leave have a 4.0% smaller gender wage gap.
Researchers found that countries with more than six weeks of paid paternity leave have a 4.0% smaller gender wage gap
New research from campaign group Pregnant Then Screwed shows why extending paternity leave to six weeks at 90% of salary would benefit fathers and families. Read more on Grazia.
A flagship scheme to promote new dads' rights has utterly failed and we have the worst paternity provision in Europe, writes Joeli Brearley.