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biddysmama · 24/05/2010 12:36

obviously i dont know when the baby will come (other 2 were born at 41 weeks) so how do we sort out dp's paternity leave?

his boss is on leave and its worrying me

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rubyslippers · 24/05/2010 12:40

Can his boss be flexible?

DH booked his time off for my due date but on the understanding that if necessary it may have to be moved forwards or backwards

strawberrycake · 24/05/2010 13:17

Patrenity leave can't be legally taken until after the birth, so book early and if goes back it goes back. MAke sure his boss is aware of this.

biddysmama · 24/05/2010 13:23

aa thats what was bothering me... if he books for the due date and i go a week over then he would only get a week with the baby...

so book for due date but time off when baby comes? should he be able to give them little notice?

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ktwiltshire · 24/05/2010 16:57

his work should be flexible about when it starts, you can give them the due date, but everyone is in the same position as no one really knows exactly when the baby will arrive! your not entitled to the leave until the baby is born, so his work should be prepared for him to take the leave when you go into labour

Octaviapink · 24/05/2010 17:58

His work HAS to be flexible - he is entitled to his two weeks and he doesn't have to start the two weeks (in fact, paternity leave CANNOT start) until after the baby's born.

biddysmama · 25/05/2010 10:40

thankyou thats what was bothering me.. didnt know it could only e taken after the aby came

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MPuppykin · 25/05/2010 11:50

Can he take any annual leave also around the EDD? Then you might get a few days to relax together.

MPuppykin · 25/05/2010 11:50

'relax' with two other DCs.

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