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Family Friendly Rights
By: Caroline ActonOn: 22nd September 2015 @ 13:00
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Family Friendly Update22nd September 2015
Caroline Acton
DisclaimerThese materials and the information contained within them are designed solely for the use of participants on our courses. These materials shall not be copied or reproduced in any format whatsoever without the prior consent of Consilia Legal LLP.
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Family Friendly Rights
• Ante natal appointments• Maternity Leave• Paternity Leave• Adoption Leave• Parental leave• Emergency leave for dependants• Flexible Working • Shared Parental Leave
Ante Natal Appointments
• 1st October 2014 – Workers can accompany a pregnant woman
• Qualifying Relationship• Two Occasions • 6.5 hours per occasion • Unpaid
Adoption Leave
• 5th April 2015 • Day one Right• SAP is coming in line with SMP• 5th April also paid time off for up to 5
Adoption Appointments for main adopter
• Secondary adopter unpaid time off for up to 2 appointments (as above)
Parental Leave
• Distinct and separate to SPL• Time off to look after children's welfare• Normally unpaid (check policies)• 18 weeks per child • Maximum of 4 weeks in each year
unless agreed to contrary• 5th April 2015 now extended from
maximum age 5 to 18
Emergency time off for dependants
• Normally short term• Emergencies• To enable employee to arrange longer
term solutions• Normally unpaid (check policies)
Flexible Working
• Extended to all employees – 30th June 2014
• 26 weeks continuous service• Less prescriptive process• Written request • Application to be dealt with reasonably• One request in any 12 month period
Maternity
• 52 Weeks leave• OML 26 weeks• AML 26 weeks• 2 Weeks compulsory• Pay – still need qualifying criteria ie
employed for at least 26 weeks up to the 15th week before the EWC (qualifying week)
Paternity
• One or two weeks paid leave • If child was due before 5th April 2015 –
up to 26 weeks paid additional paternity leave• Now replaced by SPL
SMP, SPP and SAP
• SMP – 6 weeks at 90%• £139.58/week• Check enhancements• Check recoupment provisions/ return to
work dependency etc
Shared Parental Leave (SPL)New Legal entitlement – 1 December 2014Applies to babies due (or children placed for adoption) on or after 5 April 2015
Opportunity to be flexible/share caring arrangementsLeave calculated using mother’s entitlement to maternity/adoption leave
Employees can:
stop/start SPL return to work during periods of leave
Shared Parental Leave (SPL)Continuous leave: A period of leave that is taken in one block e.g. four weeks
NB this cannot be refused by an employer
Discontinuous leave: A period of leave that is arranged around weeks where the employee will return to work e.g. employee will work every other week for a period of 3 months
NB employer’s agreement required
Must be taken in complete weeks
EligibilityTo qualify for SPL a mother must:
have a partner
Be entitled to either maternity/adoption leave or SMP or SAP or maternity allowance
Have given notice to reduce their maternity/adoption leave or their pay/allowance
Eligibility Cont.. A parent intending to take SPL must:
Be an employee
Share the primary responsibility for the child with the other parent at the time of the birth or adoption placement
Have notified employer of entitlement and provided correct information
Eligibility Cont..In addition:
A parent must satisfy the “continuity of employment test”• Worked for same employer for at least 26 weeks at end of
15th week before the due date• Still working for same employer at the start of each leave
period
A partner must meet the “employment and earnings test”• In the 66 weeks leading up to expected due
date/matching date, worked for at least 26 weeks and earned an average of at least £30 (as of 2015) a week in any 13 weeks
• Can be employed, self- employed or an agency worker
What happens if only one parent is eligible?
Shared Parental Pay (ShPP)To qualify:
An employee must meet the “continuity of employment test”
Their partner must meet the “employment and earnings test”
In addition the employee must:• have earned above the “Lower Earnings Limit” in the 8
weeks leading up to and including the 15th week before the due date
• Still be employed by the same employer at the start of the first period of ShPP.
The Process Cont.. Booking Leave
Booked at the same time as notification or later 8 weeks notice before intend to take leave Entitled to submit three separate notices to book leave
Employer’s response
Continuous or discontinuous leave? Discontinuous – 14 calendar days to discuss Outcome – accept, agree with modifications, refuse, fail to
respond
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