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Paternity Leave in a new job
mrdaiquir
Posts: 3 Newbie
Hello everyone,
I have a job interview next Wednesday, obviously at this stage I may not take the job/be offered the job but something is worrying my wife and I.
We're due our second baby at the end of March. Assuming that I get/want the job, what do you think is the best way to go about paternity leave? Is it possible to take paternity leave as you leave a job as I won't be entitled to it in my new job.
I'm pretty sure that, once I've given notice, the jobs will sandwich the baby's due date.
I have a job interview next Wednesday, obviously at this stage I may not take the job/be offered the job but something is worrying my wife and I.
We're due our second baby at the end of March. Assuming that I get/want the job, what do you think is the best way to go about paternity leave? Is it possible to take paternity leave as you leave a job as I won't be entitled to it in my new job.
I'm pretty sure that, once I've given notice, the jobs will sandwich the baby's due date.
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You won't be entitled to paternity pay from your new employer. You have to be working for them for a minimum of 6 months. You have 2 options with the new job (1) mention it at interview (2) Don't mention it until you start the job. Option 1 might cost you the job whilst option 2 will probably not go down well with the new employer.0
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Could you put it down as holiday as I think if you have a holiday booked with your current work then they are more likely to agree to the holiday. So although you won't get paternity pay you'll still get time off:T:T :beer: :beer::beer::beer: to the lil one
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My husband took paternity leave on full pay (as was his company policy) as the last two weeks of his old employment then moved to a new job. He delayed the start date by two weeks as his months notice would have coincided exactly with the baby's arrival.0
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